Artificial Societies welcomed Lucas Crossland as a Growth Intern during his summer internship.
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Our Growth Intern Lucas Crossland just wrapped up his summer internship with us. The crazy thing is, it all started with a cake. A couple months ago, we received a large…
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Artificial Societies
We’re building the foundational model of human societies for the world’s most consequential decisions.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Artificial Societies
Founded by behavioral and data scientists from Cambridge and Oxford, our team authored the first large-scale AI society paper. Now we’re building the next frontier of human understanding. Our simulations let enterprises and sovereigns test their most important decisions before making them, so they can move forward with clarity and conviction. Read our solutions and customer success stories on societies.ai.
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Artificial Societies launched a new website called societies.ai.
Strategy & Corporate Development
Artificial Societies introduced a new brand identity focusing on Unfolding Humanness through human monuments, moments, and textures.
Products & Services
Artificial Societies introduced a new brand reflecting its foundational model of human societies for the world's most consequential decisions.
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