
Faraday launches accessible, responsible, powerful AI for all
This summer, we’re ringing in an AI revolution at Faraday, one where any brand, not just the Fortune 100, can use practical, powerful AI without compromising on ethics.
Andy leads the Faraday team in its quest to revolutionize customer recruiting for companies selling things that matter. Previously, he founded Brighter Planet, the celebrated sustainability company.
This summer, we’re ringing in an AI revolution at Faraday, one where any brand, not just the Fortune 100, can use practical, powerful AI without compromising on ethics.
The need for consumer predictions is rapidly expanding across industries. With the close of our Series A financing, the time was ripe for a new Faraday brand.
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