Skyfall AI, from the Maluuba team, builds world models to predict business decisions
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-10-06
Skyfall AI, founded by the team behind Maluuba, is building models that predict how a company changes after each decision. The founders argue LLMs—advanced five years mostly by more data, compute and scale—plan poorly over long horizons and break down when conditions shift. World models learn cause and effect so agents can rehearse actions in simulation first. Linked essay explores enterprise world models and post-automation prosperity, invoking Brynjolfsson & McAfee's The Second Machine Age.
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