Brainpower
for Agents.
Genius™ empowers agents with cognition, the ability to reason, plan, learn.
According to Albert Einstein there are 5 levels of intelligence with simple being the highest form.
Genius enable agents to ascend this intellect ladder by becoming experts that deeply understand and optimize complex dynamic systems in order to make things simple.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
What are Agents?
Agent
Based on pioneering neuroscience and the Active Inference framework, agents are intelligent systems designed to interact with their environment by actively gathering information and making decisions based on their internal (generative) model of the world.
Agents aim to minimize "surprise" by constantly predicting and updating their understanding of the environment through actions it takes, essentially acting to confirm its predictions and reduce uncertainty.
This approach is rooted in Bayesian inference principles and is often compared to how biological organisms navigate their surroundings.
Model
An agent requires a generative model in which to store domain knowledge or expertise about its environment. Think of this internal model as a 'cognitive map' representing context-dependent relationships and the cause-effect structure of the environment.
Agents continuously perform inference on this model in order to generate increasingly more accurate predictions and select optimal actions.
Reason
Run inference on the generative model in order to deduce the likelihood of a cause or effect based on past data.
Plan
Run inference on the generative model in order to deduce the likelihood of a cause or effect in the future.
Learn
Continuously update the generative model in a real time feedback loop based on observations of cause and effect.
Act
Interact or intermediate with knowledge domains, systems, devices, machine learning models and even other agents.
Intelligence Powered by Genius
Agents powered by Genius have agency and autonomy can act as the intelligent interface to knowledge repositories, systems, devices, other AI and ML models and even other agents.
Unlimited Potential
Drift
Static models
Sample inefficiency
Sensitivity to noise
Black box
Hardware inflexibility
Lack of uncertainty quantification
Goodbye
bots, pre-training, black box, fragile, oceans of data, energy intensive, tedious rework
Hello
agents, continual learning, explainable, flexible, sample efficiency, sustainable, rapid prototyping
Instant Insight
Make sense of your data in minutes not weeks.
- Rapidly ideate and validate Bayesian models for inference that explicitly map causal relationships.
- Build agents that respond to dynamic environments with online learning and planning based on real time observations and explainable decisions.
- Streamline complex integrations and deployments.
- ML Researchers can spend less time implementing and more time experimenting.
- ML Engineers can spend less time adjusting models that fail to perform in the face of complexity and uncertainty.
Sensible Intelligence
Genius enables agents to provide results that are highly effective, efficient and auditable.
Adaptable
Continual and online learning
Autonomous
Self-directed goal setting & decision making
Composable
Modular and reusable knowledge models
Efficient
Requires few samples and minimal compute
Explainable
Transparency into how predictions and decisions are made
Flexible
Powerful specialized GPUs are not required but optional
Interoperable
Shared knowledge means better decision making
Reliable
Predictions have confidence score qualifiers
Resilient
Fault tolerance and able to recover from failure
Scalable
Run in the cloud or at the edge
Sustainable
Less compute and less retraining means less energy
Quantify Uncertainty
Thrive in spite of of noisy, sparse or missing data
Reliable
Predictions have confidence score qualifiers
Explainable
Transparency into how predictions and decisions are made
Sustainable
Less compute and less retraining means less energy
The Right Answer
When you need the right answer at the right time for the right context, your agent needs Genius level intelligence.
Intelligence Powered by Genius
If you're developing agentic software, solving complex problems with high uncertainty, or working with limited data and compute but need reliable results, Genius was designed for you.
Use Cases
The correct, optimal or ideal answer to a question is often not absolute and may vary depending on context and circumstances. These factors and variables must be considered when making predictions and decisions and the answers should be qualified with degrees of confidence or certainty.
When good enough isn't good enough
Today's machine learning models and frameworks are incredibly useful at certain things but when capabilities like the ones below matter, your agent needs Genius level intelligence.
Risk Assessment
Assessing the probability of financial default for a loan applicant.
Predictive Maintenance
Detecting system malfunctions in a manufacturing line.
Recommendation Systems
Personalizing movie recommendations for streaming services users.
Predictive Maintenance
Scheduling maintenance for a fleet of industrial machines.
Optimization
Finding the best delivery routes for logistics companies.
Resource Allocation
Distributing limited medical supplies during a health crisis.
Features & Benefits
Modeling & Validation Tooling
Intuitive low-code user interface for modeling and structuring cause and effect in data.
Genius Agents
Simplified & high-performing standard agent that can run based on any compatible models.
Enhanced Inference and Learning
Advanced Reasoning and planning using Bayesian inference mechanisms
Lifecycle User Enablement
Simplified deployment, tutorials and examples for enabling users get time to value.
Easy to Install & Use
Kubernetes containers for easy deployments
User Analytics & Telemetry
Know what features our beta users are using based on 3rd party analytics / telemetry tools to monitor agent health so that we know what and how to monetize.
Being able to explicitly model the cause-effect relationships of complex systems and quantify uncertainty means we can generate something not possible with traditional ML tools – results that are reliable, explainable, and assurance ready.
Streamline Your Pipeline
Simplify and automate from planning to production.
Genius provides familiar ways to ingest, validate, and preprocess data in preparation for creating machine learning models.
Genius provides tools to build, analyze, and validate probabilistic causal models of complex dynamic systems that can quantify uncertainty.
Deploy agents with your preferred tools and see your agent use active inference to reason, plan, and learn and act. They will continuously evolve with new observations and become specialized domain experts with ever-improving prediction accuracy and reliability.
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Genius Runtime | Simple & Performant
Architected to reduce complexity, improve inference efficiency, and support experimental models, Genius Runtime enables quick integration and deployment in production. Customer value is in running inference and planning in a fully supported Genius Runtime, which powers the ability to turn observations into actions and surface the reasoning behind them.
Genius Model Builder | Intuitive Low-Code UI
Intuitive tooling for building and validating models, supporting rapid experimentation with a "1-click-to-value" workflow—ideal for researchers exploring new ideas and engineers fine-tuning production models.
Genius Agents | Optimized Bayesian Inference
Design agents that deliver fast and accurate predictions and action selections while ensuring models are performant and efficient even with very limited data or changing environments.
Lifecycle Management | Viva la Evolution
Monitor and curate which agents should flourish or perish as they evolve.
User Instrumentation | Deep Model Insights & Analytics
Early-stage instrumentation to track user interactions, model performance, and workflow bottlenecks, and to aid with continuous refinement and optimization.
Developer Success | Get up to Speed Fast
Streamlined installation, documentation, tutorials, reference examples and a Discord community to help you quickly master complex concepts and workflows like hierarchical modeling, planning, and uncertainty quantification.
Risk Assessment
Assessing the probability of financial default for a loan applicant.
Example: A bank uses a Discrete Bayes Net to evaluate the risk of a client defaulting on a loan by considering factors like credit history, income stability, and existing debts. The model combines these probabilistic inputs to provide a clear risk score for decision-making.
Fault Diagnosis
Detecting system malfunctions in a manufacturing line.
Example: A POMDP is used to identify faults in a production system where not all conditions can be directly observed. The model accounts for hidden states (e.g., internal machinery wear) and observable data (e.g., temperature, vibration), allowing for sequential decision-making to diagnose potential failures efficiently.
Recommendation Systems
Personalizing movie recommendations for streaming service users.
Example: An MDP can be applied to optimize a recommendation system that learns user preferences over time. By observing user interactions and feedback, the model decides on the best content to recommend next, maximizing user engagement. For practicality, a starting point would encompass a coarse-grained method on large timescales.
Predictive Maintenance
Scheduling maintenance for a fleet of industrial machines.
Example: A Discrete Bayes Net can model the probability of machine failure based on historical data and sensor readings. This helps predict when maintenance should be performed to minimize downtime and extend equipment life.
Optimization
Finding the best delivery routes for logistics companies.
Example: An MDP is used to optimize routing decisions for a delivery fleet by modeling different states such as traffic conditions, fuel levels, and delivery deadlines, aiming to minimize travel time and fuel costs. This is dynamic route optimization based on changing circumstances or non-stationary probability distributions.
Resource Allocation
Distributing limited medical supplies during a health crisis.
Example: A POMDP can be used to allocate resources like vaccines or emergency medical kits. The model helps make informed decisions by considering uncertain demand, supply availability, and potential outcomes, ensuring that resources are deployed where they are most needed. Explainability is key for accountability and trust.
FAQ
FAQ
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Who is Genius for?
Our objective is to democratize Active Inference agents and Bayesian methods starting with supporting machine learning engineers who struggle with a model creation and deployment pipeline. As Genius evolves its features and capabilities will expand to include other personas. If you are looking for the following features and capabilities today then Genius was made for you.
- Intuitive tools for rapid prototyping and validation.
- Seamless integration with existing research libraries (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).
- Advanced diagnostic capabilities to analyze model performance.
- Ability to create modular models that can be easily reused and adapted for future research.
- Reliable, scalable infrastructure for deploying models without needing extensive rewriting.
- Instrumentation and logging to understand model behavior in production.
- Support for retraining and fine-tuning models based on real-time data.
- Tools to efficiently update and deploy model versions.
- Advanced Bayesian modeling techniques for uncertainty quantification.
- A sandbox environment for fast iteration and debugging.
- Easy-to-use interfaces for testing and comparing different models.
- Visualizations for understanding model behavior and decision boundaries.
- Automated pipelines for model deployment, testing, and rollback.
- Easy integration with existing DevOps tools (e.g., Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD systems).
- Real-time monitoring and alerting for drift and performance issues.
Visual and interactive tools for troubleshooting and debugging.
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What problems is Genius designed to solve?
Genius is ideal for tackling complex problems that require quantifying uncertainty and making inferences on the likelihood of causes given observed effects. Some examples:
Rain, Sprinkler, Wet Grass
What is the probability that it rained or that the sprinkler was on, given grass is wet?
→ P (rain | wet grass)
Cold, Flu, Cough
Given that someone has a cough, determine the probability that it is due to a cold or a flu or both.
→ P (cold | cough)
Infection, Viral Illness, High Fever
What is the probability that it rained or that Given a high fever, determine probability that it is due to infection or viral illness?
→ P (infection | cough)
Defective Machine, Power Fluctuation, Production Halt
Given that the production has halted, determine the probability that it's due to a defective machine, power fluctuation or both.
→ P (defective machine | production half)
Brainpower
for Agents.
The missing link in the AI stack, Genius Agents™ are the
Brainpower, Cognition, Smarts, Wits, Intellect, Cerebral Cortex, Executive, CEO, Captain, Commander, Pilot, Driver, Maestro, Orchestrator, Ringmaster, Puppeteer, Director, Strategist, Driver, Shot Caller, Decision-maker
behind your app that reason, plan, learn, and act.
87% of AI projects fail
Time-Consuming
Experimenting with new techniques takes a long time due to complex setups and tuning.
Operationalization Gap
Models often don’t translate smoothly from research to production, leading to wasted effort.
Scalability
Adapting and scaling experimental models to new, larger datasets is often a bottleneck.
Tooling Complexity
Current research tools can be fragmented, requiring constant switching and manual intervention.
Representing Uncertainty
Current research tools cannot adequately represent uncertainty in predictions nor flexibly and adaptably handle noisy data.