At the edges.
Across the boundaries.
Four connected fields guide our ambition. Each opens a different window onto the future of intelligence.
Applied intelligence.
Useful intelligence starts with a meaningful task. We explore agents, intelligent workflows and human–AI collaboration, connecting advances in models with the experiences people actually need.
Our focus is the full system: the task, the tools, the interface and the way results are evaluated. We are interested in intelligence that makes complex work clearer and gives people more room to think.
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Frontier intelligence.
General intelligence and superintelligence invite extraordinary questions. We follow the research, examine the evidence and explore what broader capabilities could mean for science, business and everyday life.
Hyperintelligence is our name for the ambition to connect intelligence across systems and disciplines. It expresses a direction, rather than a standardised technical category or a claim of achieved superintelligence.
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Spatial computing.
Virtual reality, augmented reality and intelligent interfaces are changing how information can inhabit the world around us. We explore experiences that make complex ideas tangible, shared and interactive.
Presence is only the beginning. We care about comfortable interaction, clear intent and the practical value of connecting physical and digital spaces.
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Embodied systems.
Robotics, perception and simulation connect digital reasoning to physical action. We investigate the relationships between machines, environments and the people who work with them.
Our perspective brings together spatial understanding and thoughtful system design. We look for useful ways to explain a system’s intent and keep people involved as intelligence moves beyond the screen.
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