AI startups launch tools for behavioral prediction and task automation

New artificial intelligence startups are introducing tools designed to automate professional tasks, predict human behavior, and manage digital legacies.

Israeli startup 42AI, which recently secured $62.5 million in funding, has developed a Behavioral World Model. CEO Amit Gal Or stated that the company uses neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry to study human reactions across various scenarios to create probabilistic predictions of behavior. The company aims to provide a behavioral layer for future AI agents and robots.

In Canada, the startup Orchid has launched Keiki, a model intended to automate business workflows. According to CEO Nizar Abi Zaher, the tool allows companies to connect existing digital tools, such as calendars and inboxes, to train AI agents that can execute multi-step work processes autonomously.

Other startups, including Lebensstimmen, are reportedly developing technology capable of preparing messages to be used after a person has died.