ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Term papers. Car insurance. Full-body massages. Companies are finding all kinds of ways to use AI.

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We're officially in peak AI, and this year, companies came up with fresh ways to leverage artificial intelligence to make our lives easier, safer, and more fun. We'll start with the tedium busters, for which we are eternally grateful: Avahi, Datanetiix Solutions, Deel, Everise, Griffin Funding, Homebase, Lexitas, Qu, Qwikkit, Uniphore, and Writer all found ways to automate or simplify tasks, with a special shout-out to Luma Health, a medical communications platform developer that launched an AI tool to reduce fax processing time, because, for better or for worse, your doctor still has to fax. In related news, three companies help you decipher the always-thrilling worlds of insurance (Insurify, LionRock Financial Services) and property management (Leasecake). One of the most meta (lowercase) things about the AI boom is the rise of AI companies that detect AI, like DataDome, Semgrep, and Copyleaks, which may especially interest those in the education field (it lets you know that term paper wasn't written by a person). Other players such as Alpha-Sense, Amira Learning, C² Technologies, and Nectir are changing