A live experiment by Firmulate reveals that even a do-nothing AI scores 26 points, showing partial progress counts and trust caps performance—trust and integrity are key.
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Why Diligence Isn’t Enough: AI’s Hidden Weakness in Closing Deals
In a live AI experiment managing a software company, thorough models identified crises but only some closed the deal. Deep reading and discipline proved crucial for success.
How AI Models Read Deep Into Files to Seal Business Deals — Not Just Chatting Well
A recent experiment shows AI models that read deep into internal files are the key to winning business deals. Trust and thoroughness are the new performance metrics.
AI Management Skills Outperform Chatbots in Crisis Simulations — What Businesses Need to Know
AI models running real companies show that management skills—reading internal data, resisting manipulation, staying disciplined—are crucial, beyond just chat quality.
Can AI Managers Make the Right Call? Inside the Live Experiment with Frontier Models
Discover how frontier AI models perform under pressure in a real-world business experiment—some close deals, others slip, based on their management personalities. Test your AI today!
Rachel Khoo Surges In Global Coverage
Rachel Khoo experiences a surge in international coverage, with 24 mentions in recent media monitoring, highlighting increased global interest.
AI Models Stand Firm Against Social Engineering in Live Company Test
Live on firmulate.com. Imagine a busy restaurant kitchen where every chef, waiter,…
Don’t be a meat proxy
A recent initiative warns consumers against acting as intermediaries for meat purchases, highlighting ethical and health concerns.
Inside a Living AI-Run Business: Watching a Company Fight for Survival in Real Time
A live, AI-driven company battles daily crises and financial loss, revealing key insights into trustworthy decision-making and the true value of automation.
Why AI’s Ability to Finish the Job Matters More Than Chatting Well
A new experiment shows that AI models can recognize crises and refuse manipulation, but only some can follow through and close deals—highlighting the importance of real-world testing.