Your own Personal AI Agent, for Everything

Good Morning. Welcome to this special edition of AI for Work, brought to you in collaboration with Convergence.

Imagine if you had a digital clone to do your tasks for you. Well, meet Proxy…

Last week, Convergence, the London based AI start-up revealed Proxy to the world, the first general AI Agent.

Users are asking Proxy to do tasks like:

• “Book my trip to Paris and find a restaurant suitable for an interview”

• “Order a grocery delivery for me with a custom weekly meal plan”

They’re opening up a research cohort, where they’ll let users into the Alpha stage of the platform and engage daily with users to get their favourite features/tasks set up in Proxy - so you can meet your Proxy today, and chat to their founding team as soon as you’re in.

Built on a new technology called Large Meta Learning Modules (LMLM’s), Convergence is pioneering the model type, which can acquire new skills, take actions, and improve during real-time use. This is made possible by integrating memory as a core component of the model architecture.

Unlike traditional models, LMLM’s go beyond pre-training comprehension. They have the ability to acquire new skills during inference time, learn continuously and ever improve, directly from feedback the users give.

You can train it how you choose, so all Proxy’s are different, and personalised to how you teach it. The more you teach it, the more it learns about your personal work flows and begins to automate them.

They are in Alpha and have a waitlist you can join today to meet your Proxy!

A chance for AI for Work readers to get early access to the waitlist

To join and learn more, click here to sign up for the waitlist.