C3.ai, Inc.

C3 Iot, Inc.

Thomas M Siebel

Edward Y Abbo

Houman Behzadi

John L Coker

Thomas Michael Rothwein

Nikhil Krishnan

David Tchankotadze

Scott Kurinskas

Romain Florian Juban

Henrik Ohlsson

Kuenley Chiu

Avid Boustani

Louis Poirier

Zico Kolter

Michael Haines

Adrian Conrad Rami

Anton Rubisov

Jeremy Zico Kolter

Riyad Sabir Muradov

Varun Badrinath Krishna

Ansh J Hirani

Yushi Homma

Aaron W Brown

Thomas Rothwein

A method includes obtaining data associated with operation of a monitored system. The method also includes using one or more first machine learning models to identify anomalies in the monitored system based on the obtained data, where each anomaly identifies an anomalous behavior. The method further includes using one or more second machine learning models to classify each of at least some of the identified anomalies into one of multiple classifications. Different ones of the classifications are associated with different types of cyberthreats to the monitored system, and the identified anomalies are classified based on risk scores determined using the one or more second machine learning models. In addition, the method includes identifying, for each of at least some of the anomalies, one or more actions to be performed in order to counteract the cyberthreat associated with the anomaly.

Enterprise cybersecurity AI platform

Systems and methods are configured to generate a set of potential responses to a prompt using one or more data models with data from at least a plurality of data domains of an enterprise information environment that includes access controls. A deterministic response is selected from the set of potential responses based on scoring of the validation data and restricting based on access controls in view of profile information associated with the prompt. These enterprise generative AI systems and methods support granular enterprise access controls, privacy, and security requirements, and provide traceable references and links to source information underlying the generative AI insights. These systems and methods enable dramatically increased utility for enterprise users to access information, analyses, and predictive analytics associated with and derived from a combination of enterprise and external information systems.

Generative artificial intelligence enterprise search

Systems and methods managing, by an orchestrator, a plurality of agents to generate a response to an input. The orchestrator employs one or more multimodal models such as a large language models to process or deconstruct the prompt into a series of instructions for different agents. Each agent employs one or more machine-learning models to process disparate inputs or different portions of an input associated with the prompt. The system generates, by the orchestrator, a natural language summary of the structured and unstructured data records. The system formulates output and transmits the natural language summary of the data records.

Enterprise generative artificial intelligence architecture

Systems, methods, and devices for a cyberphysical (IoT) software application development platform based upon a model driven architecture and derivative IoT SaaS applications are disclosed herein. The system may include concentrators to receive and forward time-series data from sensors or smart devices. The system may include message decoders to receive messages comprising the time-series data and storing the messages on message queues. The system may include a persistence component to store the time-series data in a key-value store and store the relational data in a relational database. The system may include a data services component to implement a type layer over data stores. The system may also include a processing component to access and process data in the data stores via the type layer, the processing component comprising a batch processing component and an iterative processing component.

Systems and methods for data processing and enterprise AI applications

Various embodiments of the present disclosure can include systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured to select a set of signals relating toa plurality of energy usage conditions. Signal values for the set of signals can be determined. Machine learning can be applied to the signal values to identify energy usage conditions associated with non-technical loss.

Systems and methods for utilizing machine learning to identify non-technical loss

The present disclosure provides systems and methods that may advantageously apply machine learning to accurately identify and investigate potential money laundering. In an aspect, the present disclosure provides a computer-implemented method for anti-money laundering (AML) analysis, comprising: (a) obtaining, by the computer, a dataset comprising a plurality of accounts, each of the plurality of accounts corresponding to an account holder among a plurality of account holders, wherein each account of the plurality of accounts comprises a plurality of account variables, wherein the plurality of account variables comprises financial transactions; (b) applying, by the computer, a trained algorithm to the dataset to generate a money laundering risk score for each of the plurality of account holders; and (c) identifying, by the computer, a subset of the plurality of account holders for investigation based at least on the money laundering risk scores of the plurality of account holders.

Artificial intelligence transaction risk scoring and anomaly detection

Various embodiments of the present disclosure can include systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media configured to select a set of signals relating to a plurality of energy usage conditions. Signal values for the set of signals can be determined. Machine learning can be applied to the signal values to identify energy usage conditions associated with non-technical loss.

Processing of data relating to energy usage. First data relating to energy usage is loaded for analysis by an energy management platform. Second data relating to energy usage is stream processed by the energy management platform. Third data relating to energy usage is batch parallel processed by the energy management platform. Additional computing resources, owned by a third party separate from an entity that owns the computer system that supports the energy management platform, are provisioned based on increasing computing demand. Existing computing resources owned by the third party are released based on decreasing computing demand.

Systems and methods for processing different data types

Systems and methods for anti-money laundering analysis

Systems and methods for processing data relating to energy usage

Systems, methods, and devices for an enterprise AI and internet-of-things platform

Systems, methods, and devices for an enterprise internet-of-things application development platform

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Woodside, CA, United States of America

Thomas M Siebel