Sophr
AI research company exploring adaptable, privacy-oriented AI for use across devices and applications
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Sophr
Sophr researches AI approaches intended to expand machine understanding and creation, with a focus on adaptable and privacy-oriented systems. It aims to turn research advances into practical tools for different devices, environments and applications.
The company’s long-term research direction includes artificial general intelligence. An open role is for a contract Account & Project Manager serving a client in Chicago.
Product: AI research focused on adaptable, privacy-oriented systems and practical AI tools.
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