LONDON – Cykel AI PLC (LSE: CYK) has announced the beta launch of Samson, an AI research agent aimed at delivering enterprise-level research capabilities to businesses of all sizes. Samson functions similarly to specialized business analysts and seeks to make advanced market research and business intelligence accessible to smaller companies, which have traditionally been limited to larger corporations.Samson joins Cykel AI’s lineup of autonomous digital workers, which includes previously launched agents like Lucy for recruitment and Eve for sales.
CEO Ewan Collinge emphasized the need for affordable, professional-grade analysis, pointing out that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often struggle to afford dedicated analyst positions.The introduction of Samson comes at a crucial time, as a recent Census Bureau analysis indicates a surge in AI adoption among small businesses. Samson gathers information from both public and private data sources to provide comprehensive research in areas such as market and operations research, economic and financial analysis, and equity research.
Cykel AI’s initiative is poised to change how companies obtain essential insights, allowing them to compete more effectively with larger firms. Collinge highlighted the affordability of Samson, which is offered at a subscription price starting below $100 per month, significantly less than the costs of hiring a full-time human analyst.
The beta launch of Samson marks a strategic growth for Cykel AI, which is enhancing its proprietary AI agent framework, TaskOS. Cykel AI’s range of AI agents is available through subscription plans that vary from $30 to $500 per month, depending on the features and usage.
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