Artificial Societies

Artificial Societies is an audience simulation platform that lets organisations test consequential decisions before they make them. It builds AI personas from anonymised observations of real people and stakeholders, drawn from public social platforms, deep research and first party intelligence, then connects them into simulated social networks so users can see how customers, citizens, investors, regulators and opinion leaders are likely to react to a strategy, message or product. The platform is built for communications, research, strategy and public affairs teams at large organisations. Its engine has three layers: Persona Genesis creates a belief system for each individual, Society Assembly links between 12 and 3,500 personas into a realistic network, and the Simulation Engine exposes them to stimuli and scenarios. Research methods include mixed method surveys, interactive focus groups of 6 to 12 participants, follow up interviews with individual personas, multiverse experiments that test variations on identical copies of an audience, conjoint analysis and scenario cascades that map second and third order effects. Published use cases cover strategic communications, crisis and issues management, market expansion, investor relations and government affairs. The company states it is GDPR and SOC 2 compliant with EU hosting. Pricing is not published. Access is arranged through a demo request, and the enquiry form asks about the scale of the decision being tested, which indicates engagements are scoped and quoted individually. The company publishes an evaluation of its accuracy against human panels, which buyers can review before relying on simulated results in place of traditional research.