Verses AI Inc. (CBOE:VERS) (OTCMKTS: VRSSF) (FRA: J9A) anticipates being able to launch the commercial version of its Genius artificial intelligence program in April.
Genius offers a suite of tools for designing autonomous agents that are capable of thinking, planning and learning. The company announced this commercial rollout on Thursday. It’s also working to convert beta users and expand access to early registrations.
“The private beta phase of Genius allowed us to validate its applicability across diverse use cases, including autonomous vehicle safety, fleet optimization, fraud detection, credit risk assessment, financial market modelling and medication efficacy,” said Gabriel Rene, the founder and CEO.
Rene stated that Genius’s domain-specific models offer superior accuracy and reliability compared to general-purpose LLMs, effectively meeting key market demands and resolving AI’s “last-mile” challenge—an innovation they see as essential for broad adoption and real-world impact.
The latest version of Genius will introduce features such as intelligent agents, a model editor, APIs, and a developer portal.
Genius includes several key features designed to enhance performance.
The program’s model editor provides an intuitive, low-code tool for creating, training, and updating domain-specific models. Furthermore, Genius agents use curated domain models to perform inference reliably and efficiently.
Also, the program’s APIs enable users to integrate advanced inference and learning capabilities directly into their applications while the Genius developer portal offers a centralized resource with documentation, tutorials, and examples to help developers build agentic systems. Genius hosted services provide a cloud based option for easy release across preferred hosting environments.
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Verses intends to offer Genius as a paid service with consumption based and performance based pricing, along with enterprise licenses. Furthermore, its strategy will continue to prioritize strategic and enterprise partnerships, channel partners, and third-party integrations.
“Genius-powered agents, designed to work alongside LLMs using domain-specific models, consistently demonstrate superior multistep reasoning and deep domain expertise,” said Hari Thiruvengada, Verses’s chief technology officer.
“Recent benchmarks have shown Genius agents performing inference on domain-specific models outperform general-purpose foundational models like OpenAI and DeepSeek on multistep reasoning.”
Additionally, Verses has appointed James Christodoulou as chief financial officer. The outgoing CFO, Kevin Wilson, will transition to executive vice-president, finance and accounting.
Christodoulou brings decades of leadership in fintech, EV mobility, logistics, maritime, energy, and industrial sectors. As CEO of Industrial Shipping Enterprises, he negotiated with Somali pirates for the release of his hijacked tanker. He has also spent over 25 years scaling businesses and leading IPOs.
Before joining Verses, he was head of capital markets at Exodus Movement (NYSE American: EXOD). He helped facilitate Exodus’s billion dollar NYSE uplisting, the first U.S. company to trade on a national exchange and blockchain. He also built relationships between Exodus and Wall Street banks, analysts, and investors.
CanadianCoder
March 30, 2025 at 4:59 am
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AI is dead. Long live AI.