Realbotix has appointed Aria, its AI robot, as an advisor to its board of directors.
Aria, Realbotix’s AI-enabled humanoid robot and brand ambassador, has accepted a non-executive role as an advisor to the board of directors of Realbotix. Management believes this is the first time that an AI enabled robot has ever been utilised in this type of role.
“AI’s ability to make unbiased recommendations backed by billions of data points makes it a highly valuable addition to a board,” said Andrew Kiguel, the CEO of Realbotix. “We appointed Aria as an advisor to our board to further drive efficient, smart decision making. This marks an advancement globally, in the use of AI, and we expect to see other boards follow suit in the years to come.”
As an advisor, Aria will contribute to views on decisions affecting operations, using her AI-driven insights to offer fresh perspectives on market trends, product development and customer engagement.
Realbotix proprietary AI
Aria uses a proprietary large language model (“LLM”) that uses various open source LLM engines. As a result, Realbotix’s AI has the ability to process a wide breadth of information objectively and is not limited by biases related to things such as race, gender or political views. This enables our AI to have all the benefits of other open source networks, but with unfiltered, adult focused conversational style layered on top. Management views this as the next level of interaction between humans and AI to support real world situations in real-time in the C-Suite.
Realbotix plans to market its proprietary AI in 2025 as a standalone product to target individuals seeking companionship and social interaction. The product will be customisable to suit a wide variety of social needs. Realbotix’s upgraded AI is currently available for integration into its robots and will be displayed at the CES conference in January.
For more information about Aria and Realbotix’s innovative projects, please visit www.realbotix.ai.
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