Collaborating with Cambridge Judge Business School

We recently had the pleasure of collaborating with a group of MBA candidates from the Cambridge Judge Business School on research into the growing market of conversational AI avatars, exploring strategic opportunities, the direction of the technology and what demand looks like across sectors.

Over several months, Alisha Lobo, Venu Gopinath Nukavarapu, Hendra Dwimax, Wenyi Xie, and Daniel D. conducted strategic analysis, held in-depth discussions with our team, and visited us on-site to experience the avatars in action.

Their conclusion was clear: the demand for interactive AI experiences is accelerating and conversation is set to become a key interface for accessing information in the years ahead. At 1956 Individuals, we share that belief. Conversation is the world’s oldest interface; we’re simply modernising it.

We would like to thank the team at Cambridge Judge Business School and the University of Cambridge for making this collaboration possible, and to Asa Burrows and Babita Devi for championing the initiative. It is inspiring to work with an institution over 800 years old that remains committed to exploring the opportunities of the future.