Alpharithm Investments has announced the global launch of AI Work, a platform comprising seven domain-specific artificial intelligence models designed to enhance white-collar workflows across industries. The release marks the firm’s entry into enterprise-grade AI applications for finance, compliance, research, and operations.
The launch comes amid growing debate over how automation will reshape global labor markets. According to the International Monetary Fund, up to 40% of jobs worldwide could be affected by AI, with higher exposure in advanced economies. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has urged policymakers and businesses to prioritize reskilling and inclusion over inevitability. “We know that many jobs will be, and are already being, lost because of artificial intelligence,” said Gilbert Houngbo, director-general of ILO, in an interview with Human Resources Director. However, he added that “many, many millions of new jobs will be created… in the short, medium term, the delta will remain positive.”
Seven AI models for a hybrid workforce
Developed by Alpharithm’s engineering teams, AI Work integrates seven purpose-built models that automate specialized professional tasks once considered resistant to machine learning. Each model is designed to operate as a “digital teammate,” performing defined roles that complement human judgment and creativity.
The seven models include:
- Yumi, a multilingual customer service concierge managing calls, chats, and emails across timezones and languages.
- Freddie, a recruitment automation engine that handles candidate screening, document verification, and contract generation.
- Luca, an accounting and financial reporting model that complies with IFRS (international financial reporting standards) and GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles), available free of charge for small businesses.
- Saras, a professional-grade content generator that drafts consultant-, banker-, and lawyer-level reports and presentations.
- Orion, a research automation model producing equity analysis on US and Hong Kong stocks in English and Chinese.
- Hermes, a real-time intelligence feed delivering market-moving news alerts and historical archives for financial professionals.
- Olympus, a simulation engine that models multi-agent market behavior for strategy testing and scenario analysis.
Together, these models aim to extend automation beyond repetitive tasks to higher-order cognitive work, redefining the boundaries of professional productivity.
Balancing automation with human insight
Alpharithm’s launch aligns with the growing view that AI serves as an amplifier of productivity. Research from Goldman Sachs estimates that widespread AI adoption could raise global GDP by roughly 7% over the next decade, a scale comparable to the personal computer revolution.
To promote inclusive adoption, Alpharithm has pledged to make its accounting model, Luca, free for small businesses. The initiative reflects its commitment to social responsibility and its belief that access to advanced financial automation should not be limited to large enterprises. The pledge also supports the ILO’s call for inclusive digital transformation, emphasizing that training and access to AI tools improve employment resilience and wage growth.
While AI systems increasingly manage formatting, analytics, and procedural tasks, Alpharithm maintains that human judgment remains essential. Professionals still interpret complex data, negotiate terms, and make value-based decisions, areas that define leadership and creativity in a digital workplace. The company views AI Work as a foundation for a hybrid model in which algorithms provide analysis and humans deliver synthesis.
About AI Work
AI Work is a global enterprise platform developed by Alpharithm Investments. It offers task-specific AI models designed to enhance productivity across white-collar functions. The suite includes models that automate customer engagement, recruitment, accounting, financial reporting, market intelligence, and research generation. AI Work’s modular architecture enables seamless integration into enterprise systems, supporting firms in building hybrid, data-driven workflows.
This press release was published in partnership with Alpharithm Investments.