Fusemachines Inc. (“Fusemachines” or the “Company”), a leading provider of enterprise AI products and services, today announced the launch of fuse.ai, a website dedicated to the Company’s emerging AI Twin technology and the broader questions surrounding a future in which AI systems may increasingly represent people in the workplace.
Fusemachines has launched fuse.ai, a website dedicated to its emerging AI Twin technology.
The site explores the future in which AI systems may increasingly represent people in the workplace.
Fusemachines envisions AI Twins that could attend meetings, contribute to discussions, share context and support decisions within defined boundaries.
The site features an illustrative demonstration of AI Twin technology participating in a workplace meeting.
The initiative reflects Fusemachines' #OnHumanTerms philosophy around human values, agency, transparency and accountability.
Fusemachines plans to share updated demonstrations, experiments and perspectives on AI Twins' technical, legal, organizational, social and ethical implications.
Fusemachines is introducing fuse.ai as a platform for its AI Twin research, technology demonstrations, and discussion of how AI could represent individuals in the workplace.
The initiative explores a fundamental idea: Can AI extend an individual’s presence, knowledge, perspective, and participation at work? The Company envisions AI Twins that could eventually attend meetings, contribute to discussions, share context, and support decisions within clearly defined boundaries.
The site features an illustrative demonstration of AI Twin technology participating in a workplace meeting, offering an early look at the technology under development.
“We have talked for years about our north star of fusing machines with humans,” said Sameer Maskey, Founder and CEO of Fusemachines. “AI Twins is our effort to bring that vision closer to reality and expand what people can do and where they can be present.”
The initiative reflects Fusemachines’ #OnHumanTerms philosophy: the belief that AI should be developed around human values, agency, transparency, and accountability. When a Twin speaks, does it convey the individual’s opinion, an inference, or an authorized decision? What authority should it have? Who is accountable, and how should consent, privacy, and confidential information be protected?
“How do we preserve trust, consent, and human agency when AI represents a person?” said Taylor Allen, Senior Director of People at Fusemachines. “These questions need to be considered while the technology is being built, not after it is deployed.”
Reliably representing an individual presents substantial technical challenges, including understanding context, maintaining memory, distinguishing knowledge from opinion, respecting permissions, and recognizing changing viewpoints.
“Building AI that answers questions is different from building AI that reliably represents a person,” said Anish Joshi, Head of Technology at Fusemachines. “The system must recognize uncertainty, understand its boundaries, and know when to bring the human back into the loop.”
Fusemachines plans to share updated demonstrations, experiments, and perspectives on AI Twins’ technical, legal, organizational, social, and ethical implications, and intends to invite employees, business leaders, technologists, policymakers, researchers, and the public to help shape the conversation.
About Fusemachines
Founded in 2013, Fusemachines is a global provider of enterprise AI products and services, on a mission to democratize AI. Leveraging proprietary AI Studio, AI Engines and AI Agents, the Company helps drive clients’ AI Enterprise Transformation, regardless of where they are in their Digital AI journeys. With offices in North America, Asia and Latin America, Fusemachines provides a suite of enterprise AI offerings and specialty services that allow organizations of any size to implement and scale AI.
