In the Lab with Jon Dodson

​About the event

​Jonathan Dodson, CTO of Humanity Labs, explains what changed over the last 12 to 18 months to let AI do judgment-based knowledge work, and why shared firm memory turns a set of assistants into a workforce.

​He will show the benchmarks that measure the shift, how firm memory works in a live request, and how a firm moves from a few people using assistants to a full AI workforce. The last 20 minutes are open for questions.

​Before Humanity Labs, Jonathan ran the knowledge-work reinforcement learning and training data practice at Turing.

​Agenda

​What changed in AI over the last 12 to 18 months, and why engineering went first

​Why scoring well on a task does not mean owning the outcome

​What firm memory is, and how it works in a live request

​How memory lets a workforce take on long-horizon work from a defined outcome, with people resolving conflicts and gaps

​How a firm starts: the platform, the people, and the proof

​Your questions, answered live

​About Humanity Labs

​Humanity Labs gives firms an AI Workforce: one pool of AI capacity, on one firm memory, working across the front, middle, and back office, all under the firm's control. The result is growth decoupled from headcount, and the destination is the Firm of the Future, a firm that grows as fast as its ambition. The deepest proof to date is in wealth management, where Humanity Labs works with some of the world's leading firms, together overseeing more than $750 billion in client assets. Humanity Labs is backed by leading venture firms including Google Ventures and Vestigo Ventures.