Hunt Scanlon Ventures Invests in millionways to Develop Behavioral Intelligence for AI
Hunt Scanlon Ventures has completed an investment in millionways, a New York-based company developing Thorsten-4, a proprietary Large Psychology Model designed to interpret human behavior and communication patterns. The model is intended to enhance artificial intelligence by adding a behavioral intelligence layer that can understand motives and decision-making processes. millionways co-founders Martin Cordsmeier and Max Weidemann emphasize the importance of AI understanding people better as it becomes more integrated into enterprise environments. Thorsten-4, built on over ten years of psychological research and 35 million tagged words of behavioral data, is already being applied in areas like executive hiring and leadership assessment. Hunt Scanlon Ventures sees this investment as part of a broader strategy to support AI-powered platforms that reshape talent evaluation and business decision-making. The firm believes the ability to interpret human context will become increasingly valuable as foundational AI models become more commoditized.
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