Millennium rolls out personal AI ‘twins’ to more than 7,000 employees
Millennium Management is expanding the use of artificial intelligence across its workforce by offering every employee a personalised AI assistant designed to learn their working preferences and handle routine tasks, according to a report by BusinessInsider. The $97bn hedge fund has already deployed about 1,600 of the AI assistants, known as "digital twins", and is now making the technology…
Millennium Management, a $97 billion hedge fund, is expanding its use of artificial intelligence by providing each of its over 7,000 employees with a personalised AI assistant, known as a digital twin. The AI assistants are designed to learn individual working preferences and handle routine tasks, reducing administrative work and allowing staff to delegate repetitive activities.
Each digital twin has its own identity, email address, permissions, and audit trail, and employees determine which systems their assistant can access. Millennium’s AI product manager, Diana Meditz, uses her own digital twin to review AI-related news and scan her inbox for relevant updates. The company initially deployed about 1,600 digital twins and has now expanded the programme to its entire workforce.
New employees are given access to a digital twin upon joining the firm, and the technology is also being developed for AI teammates, which will support entire teams rather than individual employees.
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