Soul Machines owes $19.5m in receivership
The company, co-founded by double Oscar winner Mark Sagar, created AI ‘digital workers’.
Former Soul Machines CEO and co-founder Greg Cross.
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Soul Machines, a developer of ‘digital workers’ co-founded by Oscar winner Mark Sagar, owes creditors more than $19.5 million in receivership, the first report says.
Soul Machines described itself as a pioneer in experiential AI, creating human-like digital workers to automate face-to-face
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