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Media
DAO in development, with the AI Worker Clark already in production — generating news from the Brazilian Federal Gazette, maximising text efficiency and growing audience.
Adoption
An industry-agnostic operating system only proves its worth when it lands in one. In 2024, a study conducted with the University of Florida, led by Professor Andy Naranjo and funded by a grant from one of NVIDIA's co-founders, defined where Cordya AI would concentrate its next few years: sectors with a real need for reinvention and inefficiencies that add up to billions of dollars.
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DAO in development, with the AI Worker Clark already in production — generating news from the Brazilian Federal Gazette, maximising text efficiency and growing audience.
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Expanding cognitive capacity as the product, not as a side effect. Personalised teaching, training in critical areas and educational equity.
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Architecture, engineering and construction — DAO in development with an identified partner, attacking inefficiencies in coordination, documentation and compliance.
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DAO in development with an identified partner, covering supply chain, after-sales and customer experience.
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Focus vertical, where gains in precision and predictability translate directly into margin.
How we chose
In 2024, together with the University of Florida, led by Professor Andy Naranjo and funded by a grant from one of NVIDIA's co-founders, we mapped the sectors with the greatest need for innovation and the largest inefficiencies. The work carries the strategic backing of the NVIDIA Inception programme.
Co-creation
Cordya AI isn't looking for clients — it's looking for partners. Solutions are built together from day one, in a process we call co-creation: we have direct stake in the success of the solution, and the partner has direct stake in the evolution of the MaxwellAI Cognitive OS itself. The AI Workers born there are reusable across the whole segment, which scales the OS geometrically.