Soul Machines

Executive Summary

Soul Machines builds incredibly lifelike digital people using its own Human OS and Digital Brain software to handle complicated customer service tasks for large businesses. Even though the company based in Auckland makes 25 million dollars in yearly sales, it loses 15 million dollars a year because it spends so much money on researching and developing new technology. This high level of spending is common for artificial intelligence companies growing this quickly. Partnerships with the World Health Organization and Sony prove the system can work for many people across the globe and handle difficult conversations. The company stays ahead of its rivals because it models how human brains and behaviors work, which lets its characters move on their own rather than just using typed text or unmoving pictures. However, a high risk rating of 60 out of 100 shows that people are worried about the company’s small sales figures and the possibility that big businesses will be slow to start using this technology. This initial public offering lets people invest directly in human-focused artificial intelligence. It puts the firm right where computer eyesight meets the study of how people think. This stock sale is a gamble that could lead to big losses or big wins for investors who believe that customer service will eventually be handled by these machines over the long term.