Millionways launches Thorsten-4, an AI model it says predicts human behavior
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Millionways launches Thorsten-4, which it calls a Large Psychology Model that predicts what people will do next.
The company says the model analyzes conversations and scores each person on 50 behavioral and psychological traits. Santiago (@svpino) says companies could connect it to existing tools to understand user intent and likely reactions.
According to Semafor, Millionways says it raised $6 million in US funding from investors including football players Jason Kelce and DK Metcalf. The model was trained on interview data from more than 7,000 people in a German psychology research project, which psychologists labeled by hand. Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) reports the training data totaled more than 35 million words collected over four years.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXMillionways launches Thorsten-4, a large psychology model scoring 50 traitsAIMillionways has launched Thorsten-4, a Large Psychology Model that scores each person in a conversation on 50 behavioral and psychological traits. It was trained on more than 35 million words that trained psychologists hand-tagged from repeated interviews with 7,000+ people over four years. The company says it predicts what people will do next.

Santiago@svpinoXmillionways introduces Thorsten-4, a large psychology model for predicting behaviorAImillionways introduces Thorsten-4, a Large Psychology Model that predicts what people will do next. The model analyzes conversations, identifies patterns in behavior, communication and decision-making, and scores 50 behavioral and psychological traits. Santiago says companies could connect it to their existing tools to understand user intent and likely reactions, which could change customer service and sales.
- Semafor · TechnologyNewsMillionways launches Thorsten-4 AI model that claims to read human intent
AINew York startup Millionways launched Thorsten-4, an AI model that claims to offer insight into human intent and motivations. The company says it raised $6 million in US funding, with investors including football players Jason Kelce and DK Metcalf. The model was trained on interview data from more than 7,000 people collected in a German psychology research project, which psychologists labeled by hand.
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