65 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Companies to Know

Take a look at the artificial intelligence companies working to make change across a wide range industries.

Written by Alyssa Schroer
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UPDATED BY
Ana Gore | Oct 23, 2024

From Google and Amazon to Apple and Microsoft, every major tech company is dedicating resources to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence

Personal assistants like Siri and Alexa have made AI a part of our daily lives. Plenty of other company’s have been infusing their products with AI to develop intelligent technology and services like self-driving cars, automated robots, content generators, cybersecurity threat detection and customer experience analytics.

As of 2023, 55 percent of organizations have adopted AI technologies, according to McKinsey & Company. With investors clamoring and the technology cross-pollinating countless industries, we’ve rounded up some AI companies and startups worth keeping an eye on.

Top AI Companies To Know

  • OpenAI
  • Google
  • IBM
  • Microsoft
  • NVIDIA
  • Amazon
  • Anthropic
  • Anduril

 

AI Companies to Know

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

OpenAI is a nonprofit research company with a mission to create artificial general intelligence, similar to human beings. OpenAI’s ChatGPT is an AI chatbot that has been trained to engage in human-like virtual interactions. With a focus on long-term research and transparency, OpenAI aims to advance AGI safely and responsibly. The company’s sponsors have included Amazon, Microsoft, Elon Musk and Reid Hoffman.

 

Location: Mountain View, California 

Company size: 10,001+ employees 

Google’s experiments with artificial intelligence have yielded a breadth of products, including Gemini. Gemini is an AI content generator that can answer questions and hold conversations by pulling information from the internet. However, Google also provides generative AI products for organizations, giving companies and governments the tools to build AI applications and explore large language models on Google Cloud.

 

Location: Armonk, New York 

Company size: 10,001+ employees 

IBM offers a suite of AI-based solutions centered around its AI assistant IBM Watson. IBM Watson Orchestrate specializes in automating tasks and workflows, so teams can redirect resources toward more pressing matters and boost their production. Meanwhile, IBM Watson Code Assistant can offer recommendations to developers, speeding up the coding process and reducing errors.

 

Location: Redmond, Washington 

Company size: 10,001+ employees

Microsoft’s Copilot AI acts as a chatbot and generative AI tool that is able to create new text, images or audio. Copilot can be applied across Microsoft 365 apps, and help businesses automate sales, customer service, security and software development tasks. Microsoft also offers Microsoft Copilot Studio, which lets users customize Copilot or build their own copilot tool, and Microsoft Azure AI Studio, a platform for building and deploying scalable AI solutions.

 

Location: Santa Clara, California

Company size: 10,001+ employees

NVIDIA builds graphics processing units and hardware to power various types of AI-enabled devices. The company's technology is used for everything from robots and self-driving vehicles to intelligent video analytics and smart factories.

 

Location: Fully Remote

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

Anthropic develops Claude, an AI assistant used for answering questions, summarizing text and images or generating new content. The company also provides access to the Claude API, where users can build and launch their own generative AI tools. Additionally, Anthropic focuses on conducting AI safety research to make the development and deployment of its systems, such as Claude, more reliable.

 

Location: Seattle, Washington 

Company size: 10,001+ employees

Amazon has accelerated the advancement of AI with its cloud platform Amazon Web Services (AWS). Businesses that adopt AWS can build a range of general AI applications, including chatbots, customized search tools and image generators. Teams can also quickly create, train and apply machine learning models to automate workflows and free up data scientists and developers to work on more complex tasks.

 

Location: Costa Mesa, California

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Anduril builds AI-powered technology for the defense industry. At the center of its product offerings is the Lattice OS, which Anduril describes as “an autonomous sensemaking and command and control platform.” The company maintains partnerships with multiple military-based organizations, including the U.S. Department of Defense and U.K. Ministry of Defence.

 

 

Location: New York, New York

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

MaestroQA leverages AI to help businesses enhance their quality assurance processes. Its products have applications for a broad variety of use cases, ranging from refining e-commerce operations and improving chatbot performance to creating efficient, impactful customer service coaching programs.

 

Location: New York, New York

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

EliseAI makes an AI-powered virtual assistant for property management. Its capabilities cover voice calls and messaging channels to handle everything from maintenance requests to payment reminders. EliseAI also offers conversational AI solutions for administrative healthcare tasks like appointment scheduling.

 

Location: Short Hills, New Jersey

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Kustomer builds AI-powered technology to enhance customer service quality. Its KIQ Agent Assist solution serves as a copilot that provides service agents with personalized support for interacting with customers. The company also offers the KIQ Customer Assist solution, which is a chatbot that responds to customers’ questions and issues directly.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Grammarly’s AI assistant helps users produce writing that clearly communicates their ideas and is free from errors. The product is able to identify typos and suggest corrections, as well as recommend rewrites that are intended to match the writer’s distinctive voice and ensure their message is understandable to the reader.

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Nexthink supports IT teams across industries through software solutions that help them quickly and proactively respond to issues that can comprise the digital employee experience. The company incorporated an AI-powered virtual assistant into the Nexthink Infinity platform to answer users’ questions and support troubleshooting efforts.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Notion’s AI-enabled workspace includes tools for companies and teams of all sizes. It has features for storing and managing documents, automating certain manual tasks, maintaining centralized access to institutional knowledge and other important business activities. Notion also has an AI assistant that can answer users’ questions, for example, and help them edit their writing.

 

Location: Fully Remote

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

Businesses use Flatfile’s data exchange platform to enable secure data import experiences and simplify data onboarding projects. The company introduced its AI Transform feature to allow users to make quick and accurate bulk edits to large data files based on natural language commands. 

 

Location: Indianapolis, Indiana

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Greenlight Guru makes software solutions that enable companies in the medtech industry to safely and efficiently build products with the potential to improve patients’ lives. Its tools include a quality management system with risk management capabilities that provide AI-generated insights to inform development of medical devices.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Motive builds fleet management and driver safety software solutions for industries like construction, agriculture, passenger transit, logistics and oil and gas. To combat risky driving, Motive uses AI to identify dangerous behaviors while a driver is on the road and provide real-time coaching.

 

Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts

Company size: 51-200 employees

Kensho leverages data from S&P Global to research, develop and implement AI and machine learning capabilities to provide businesses with fact-based, objective decision-making resources. Its AI product Classify discerns the content of documents and helps users find where specific concepts occur in text. This solution helps improve document structure and connect disparate content with new insights.


 

Location: Los Angeles, California

Company size: 51-200 employees

Machina Labs serves manufacturing businesses with robotics and AI solutions that enable cost-effective prototyping and production within days. The company works to help manufacturers accelerate design, engineering and innovation. Machina Labs counts customers across industries including aerospace, defense, automotive and consumer goods.

 

Location: Santa Barbara, California

Company size: 201-500 employees

Artera is a healthcare technology company offering digital solutions for patient communications. The company’s Conversation Builder product automates tasks including sending appointment reminders or guiding patients through their care journeys. The tool leverages natural language understanding to interpret patient responses, and it discerns when a conversation needs to be escalated to a human staff member.

 

Location: Los Angeles, California

Company size: 11-50 employees

Graymatter is a robotics company working to develop reliable smart robotic cells that augment human workers in the manufacturing sector. The company works to solve surface treatment and finishing challenges with its advanced robotics and physics-informed AI solutions. Its GMR-AI offering delivers easy-to-deploy robotic cells that help workers achieve speed, consistency and quality without needing manual methods.

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Global marketing tech company Klaviyo uses generative AI, machine learning and data science tools throughout its platform to help brands efficiently engage customers and expand their digital reach. More than 143,000 companies around the world trust Klaviyo’s technology to optimize their marketing campaigns.

 

Location: Denver, Colorado

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Vorto uses AI to power software that transforms supply chain operations. Its autonomous supply chain platform is able to predict demand, for example, and improve the accuracy of billing and payment processes. Vorto says businesses that use its technology have been able to cut down on supply chain spending and reduce their carbon emissions.

 

Location: Bedford, Massachusetts

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

EnterpriseDB specializes in the PostgreSQL database system. It offers a portfolio of enterprise-level software products that includes solutions to manage AI workloads. EDB’s technology supports more than 1,500 client companies around the world, including well-known names like Mastercard, IKEA, SAS and Ericsson. 

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

Publica is a global adtech company developing software that’s meant to improve the connected TV user experience by streamlining advertising processes. Publica’s solutions include Elea ai, which uses AI and machine learning to help optimize ad breaks. It relies on algorithms that recognize advertiser logos and categories to support accurate deduplication and frequency capping.

 

Location: Marina del Rey, California

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

System1 equips its digital marketing platform with AI and machine learning algorithms designed to help brands engage quality audiences across a range of channels and advertising verticals. Its technology is able to target consumers who are likely to make purchases and get ad content in front of them at the right time.

 

Location: New York, New York

Company size: 10,001+ employees

PwC  is a network of professional services firms that provides advisory services, board governance, business model reinvention and other consulting services. It advises on generative AI for business strategy, customer experience and tech, and has emerged as a leader in the push for responsible AI in tech and business.

 

Location: Stamford, Connecticut

Company size: 10,001+ employees

Spectrum is a connectivity company that, under the banner of Charter Communications, provides internet, telephone and television services to residential and small business consumers. The company uses artificial intelligence in several ways, including through a partnership with video creation platform Waymark to enable businesses to generate television commercials with AI.

 

Location: Fully remote

Company size: 11 - 50 employees

InspiringApps is a software development company that collaborates with businesses in various industries on designing and building custom mobile apps. Its team members’ expertise includes incorporating AI solutions into digital products so that businesses can deliver personalized user experiences.

 

Location: Helsinki, Finland

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Smartly is a global company that provides brands with AI-powered advertising solutions. Its platform includes video and image templates, generative AI tools for creative production, predictive algorithms to support budgeting, automations for ad management, insights for understanding and optimizing campaign performance and other features for streamlining advertising on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Domino Data Lab runs an enterprise platform that includes an AI hub, generative AI, data management, financial operations, cloud services and an AI lab and factory. By centralizing data science and the collaborative functions of AI, it offers a space for building, using and managing machine learning models. The company also invests in responsible AI use and resources for responsible AI are a feature of its platform.

 

Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Company size: 5,001 - 10,000 employees

Northwestern Mutual is a financial services organization founded in 1857. Though the company has a long history of offering traditional banking services including financial investment, wealth management and retirement planning, it’s also investing significantly in artificial intelligence to improve the overall customer experience. Northwestern Mutual is using AI for insurance underwriting, financial advising and also experimenting with generative AI.

 

Location: Detroit, Michigan

Company size: 10,001 + employees

Vehicle engineering and manufacturing company General Motors designs, builds and markets cars and trucks. It integrates AI technology into its product ranges on the consumer end by offering conversational AI capabilities through the in-vehicle OnStar Virtual Assistant, for example. On the manufacturing side, GM uses AI-driven predictive analytics to detect manufacturing problems before they occur.

 

Location: Sunnyvale, California

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Clari builds technology to help companies unify their revenue operations. Its AI-enabled platform connects teams with features for forecasting, managing strategy, data visibility and other important business processes. Clari says businesses representing industries like manufacturing and financial services use its technology to achieve increased win rates and greater forecast accuracy.

 

Location: Santa Monica, California

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Metropolis uses AI to power its platform for checkout-free payments at parking facilities. Drivers register with Metropolis and then can drive in and out of any facility equipped with Metropolis’ tech without having to stop and pay or deal with a ticket. The technology recognizes the vehicle, keeps track of how long it’s parked and gives the customer a digital receipt. It also provides the facility’s manager with data insights and allows them to manage parking access.

 

Location: Fully remote

Company size: 101 - 250 employees

Lily AI uses artificial intelligence to improve product discovery for online shoppers. It offers a platform that can recognize product attributes like color and style and turn those qualities “into a universal, customer-centered language” that can be applied to site search engines, product recommendation systems and other aspects of the retail ecosystem. The company says its tech can help retail brands cut down on manual work, boost accuracy and drive more sales.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Samsara offers IoT solutions for fleet operations that combine hardware, software and cloud technology. The company’s machine learning teams harness the power of real-world data to ensure vehicular safety and fleet optimization. For example, Samsara Dash Cams use a vehicle collision warning model that works to notify drivers before a collision occurs.  

 

Location: Fully remote

Company size: 11 - 50 employees

Redflag AI’s content protection platform is built to automatically search online content to detect and verify instances of intellectual property infringement. Its automations are able to analyze various types of content faster than a human could check them manually. For example, Redflag AI’s tech can be used to identify illegal use of a brand’s logo or pirated streaming of live games or other events.

 

Location: Fully remote

Company size: 101 - 200 employees

Gradient AI uses AI and machine learning technology in the insurance sector. Its claims management and underwriting software is designed for group health, property, casualty and workers’ comp insurers, who use the programs to more accurately predict risk and profitability. The company boasts an 80 percent decrease in the time it takes to offer a quote to a customer, plus decreased claim durations and costs. 

 

Location: Louisville, Colorado

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

AMP engineers and manufactures robotics for the recycling industry. It uses AI to increase efficiency in recycling operations, training it to recognize specific objects on conveyor belts in recycling facilities. By teaching the AI pattern recognition, the company’s tech enables the AI to perceive color, shape, texture, logos and material type, ultimately digitizing any object inside a facility. 

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

LogRocket uses AI to identify software issues. It employs machine learning to gather information on technical and UX issues and then provide insight on how impactful the issues are. The session replay feature can recreate a user session to pinpoint the moment any issues arose so they can be quickly resolved.

 

Location: San Francisco, California

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Sojern’s travel marketing platform provides tools and insights to help clients in the travel industry reach the right travelers at the right time, enhance their guest experience and turn them into loyal, long-term customers. Its solutions include an AI Smart Concierge capable of fielding guest questions and requests, which the company says can cut down on front desk calls and improve response times.

 

Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan

Company size: 10,001+ employees

Financial services company Acrisure Innovation specializes in wealth management, insurance and reinsurance and cybersecurity risk management for individuals and businesses. In delivering these services, it uses AI extensively to process large data sets for risk assessment. Its cybersecurity team’s Behavioral AI provides protection from ransomware, and its email security program uses artificial intelligence to protect against phishing and account takeover.

 

Location: Woburn, Massachusetts

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Digital security company STR uses AI to address national security issues. Its STR/infokit platform uses AI, data science and data conditioning to create decision-making algorithms that are designed to work with, rather than replace, human intelligence. One application of its AI technology is in clustering facial recognition with analysis of scraped data, which STR uses in concert with government agencies to identify perpetrators of online child exploitation.

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Location: Costa Mesa, California

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Veritone’s goal is to allow organizations to discover more clarity and bring deeper insights into their decision-making process. The company’s proprietary AI operating system, the aiWARE platform, makes sifting through massive quantities of data both scalable and actionable — useful for industries as wide-ranging as energy and entertainment.

 

Location: Santa Barbara, California

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

LogicMonitor operates a fully automated, cloud-based infrastructure monitoring platform that provides enterprise IT and managed service providers with full-stack visibility into networks, clouds, servers and more within a single, unified dashboard. The monitoring platform is designed to add next-to-no lift to existing IT infrastructure with third-party security protocols to support seamless scalability. LogicMonitor can be used by enterprises of various sizes.

 

Location: New York, New York

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Riskified is an AI-powered platform that allows e-commerce sites to better identify legitimate shoppers and reduce friction in the purchasing process. The company’s scalable solution adapts to meet evolving needs as e-commerce shops release new products and enter new markets. Riskified’s machine learning models pull from more than 1 billion past transactions to make instant decisions that stop e-commerce fraud attacks before they occur.

 

Location: Chicago, Illinois

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Tempus uses AI to gather and analyze massive pools of medical and clinical data at scale. The company, with the assistance of AI, provides precision medicine that personalizes and optimizes treatments to each individual’s specific health needs, relying on everything from genetic makeup to past medical history to diagnose and treat.

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

3Play Media provides services to make online videos more accessible using a combination of human expertise and automated machine learning technology. For example, the company’s live automatic captioning service relies on automatic speech recognition technology to generate text in real-time.

 

Location: Fully remote

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Drata’s platform is equipped with an autopilot system that powers continuous, automated monitoring and evidence collection to ensure companies are compliant and secure. It also provides actionable insights, reports and alerts. Insurance provider Lemonade estimated Drata helped cut down the time it took to prepare for a compliance audit by 80 percent.

 

Location: San Diego, California

Company size: 501 - 1,000 employees

Shield AI’s “Hivemind” is an AI pilot for drones and other aircraft. GPS and communications aren’t necessary as the technology’s sensors map the battlefield so that it can react in real time to accomplish various missions.

 

Location: Fully Remote

Company size: 5,001 - 10,000 employees

CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform uses artificial intelligence to provide enterprise-wide security. The technology brings users insights and intelligence to proactively address cybersecurity threats or gaps.

 

Location: Chicago, Illinois

Company size: 11 - 50 employees

Prosodica develops AI technology for measuring conversational behaviors and providing actionable insights to improve customer experiences. The company says its contact center analytics products “consider how people say things and not just what they say” and analyze both sides of a call to identify any negative employee experiences.

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Location: New York, New York

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Powered by machine learning, Hyperscience’s platform makes document processing customizable. Companies can use it to automate processes, as the AI-based software classifies and extracts information from documents and allows for tailored workflows.

 

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Location: London, United Kingdom

Company size: 1,001 - 5,000 employees

Digital transformation company Kin + Carta uses AI in a variety of contexts, from personalization for B2B to product data analysis. The company specializes in “intelligent experiences,” which are digital experiences wherein the user is supplied with all the data they need, rather than having to seek it out. AI facilitates this data personalization and availability.  

 

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Location: Austin, Texas

Company size: 51 - 200 employees

Striveworks’ cloud-native Chariot platform allows businesses to efficiently build and deploy AI solutions. Its technology offers features for cleaning and preparing datasets, training models without having to write any code, tracking model performance and quickly retraining models as needed. 

 

Location: New York, New York

Company size: 11 - 50 employees

Through AnthologyAI, businesses can access consumer behavior insights based on data collected via the company’s Caden app, which gives users control over their data. The AnthologyAI platform relies on predictive modeling powered by AI to provide intelligence meant to drive strategic business initiatives.

 

Location: Remote

Company size: 501-1,000

Blueprint Test Preparation provides students with digital test preparation for exams that include MCAT and LSAT. It also offers users services like application consulting services and private tutoring for students aspiring to be doctors, lawyers and nurse practitioners. 

 

Location: Los Angeles, California 

Company size: 201-500 employees

Consensus Cloud Solutions offers a portfolio of secure software products to serve organizations in regulated industries, such as healthcare, real estate, insurance, finance and manufacturing. Its services include HIPAA-compliant solutions for business functions like cloud faxing, collecting e-signatures, querying patient records and direct messaging. 

 

Location: Foster City, California 

Company size: 501-1,000

Exabeam offers a variety of cybersecurity services that include cloud threat neutralization, security analytics, AI automation, event management, security information, machine analytics-based threat detection and its security operations center. It aims to allow its customers to defend against emerging cybersecurity threats quickly.

 

Location: Chicago, Illinois

Company size: 0-50 employees

Ascent offers services that use AI to power businesses efficiently and with automations that can efficiently manage regulatory compliance. Its AscentFocus tool streamlines the process of regulatory mapping, and its AscentHorizon tool monitors glocal regularly developments automatically and notifies businesses about their relevant changes. 

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 0-50 employees

Laudio provides a platform for frontline leaders in healthcare to support and recognize their teams. Its goal is to help frontline leaders build close-knit high-performing teams. The company encourages leaders to equip early intervention for any team issues and fosters productive team engagement.

 

Location: Denver, Colorado 

Company size: 201-500

Crusoe Energy Systems offers the technology resources necessary to turn energy operations into power for computing processes that require large amounts of energy, such as data lakes and Bitcoin mining. It uses the energy from natural gas flares to power the computing processes that make high tech possible. Its platform is built specifically to compute intensive AI and HPC workloads.

 

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Company size: 201 - 500 employees

Smartcat makes an AI-enabled platform for generating and translating content in any language. The product can be tailored to produce messaging that aligns with brand identity, for example, and can also use algorithm-based matching to connect users with expert linguists who can support their specific content needs.

 

Location: San Francisco, California 

Company size:1,100-2,00 employees

ThousandEyes has a platform of features powered by artificial intelligence, and provides organizations with the IT visibility to efficiently manage technical issues in order to provide users with positive experiences. The company uses technical machine learning in its products and starting in 2024, ThousandEyes began building an AI chatbot. 

 

Rose Velazquez, Da’Zhane Johnson, Margo Steines, Sara B.T. Thiel, Matthew Urwin, Ashley Bowden, Andreas Rekdal and Brennan Whitfield contributed reporting to this story.

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