New AI Startup Proemial Makes Scientific Research Comprehensible for All

Gaining easy access to credible, up-to-date scientific knowledge has never been more important or more difficult. Proemial, a new Danish AI startup co-founded by serial entrepreneur Geet Khosla and tech veteran Brian Pedersen, aims to change that with the launch of their free research platform ‘proem’.

Powered by the latest in artificial intelligence and natural language processing techniques, proem allows anyone to find answers to even complex questions, directly backed by summaries from the world’s leading scientific literature. Rather than sifting through hours of technical papers, users can chat conversationally with proem to dive deep into cutting-edge research topics.

Proemial co-founder and CEO Mads Rydahl, the original head of Siri product design, brings decades of expertise in AI and conversational interfaces. The platform’s unique capability to decode scientific papers for laypeople stems from Rydahl’s vision to make credible knowledge accessible for all.

Early testers report life-changing experiences using proem to better understand medical conditions and treatments. One family relied on proem to identify a more suitable diabetes drug for a loved one, based on the latest peer-reviewed studies. Proemial hopes their platform can empower many more to apply research insights to improve lives.

After closing a $2.2 million funding round led by People Ventures and Dreamcraft Ventures, proem is now available in open beta. Download the app or visit proemial.ai to start gaining answers from the vast trove of scientific research, optimized for comprehension by AI. Proemial is on a mission to build a more informed world.