Entrepreneur UK's London 100: UnlikelyAI UnlikelyAI blends language models with symbolic AI to build safer, more explainable systems—starting with healthcare

By Patricia Cullen

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Industry: Artificial Intelligence
UnlikelyAI is pioneering a novel approach that fuses large language models with symbolic methods to boost AI accuracy, safety, and transparency.

In fields like healthcare, it's building technology that delivers explainable, verifiable insights - maximizing AI's benefits without compromising safety.

Founder William Tunstall-Pedoe previously created Evi, the tech behind Amazon Alexa.
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