Martin Cordsmeier

Questioning everything since birth. Now building AI that understands why.

Founder @millionwaysai

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

AI can write code, pass the bar exam and sound human.

It still can’t tell when you’re unsure, holding back or about to walk away.

Today we’re introducing Thorsten-4, a Large Psychology Model that predicts what people will do next.

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

Special thanks to @alecpierce @Beau_Allen @danjgardner @DerrickHorner @dkm14 @yankeejoe @jonjayU @kristineshine @RobertCWolcott @samerham @sidneyrice @tobyd @tyahma and many others for supporting this work and helping us get here.

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

AI can write code, pass the bar exam and sound human.

It still can’t tell when you’re unsure, holding back or about to walk away.

Today we’re introducing Thorsten-4, a Large Psychology Model that predicts what people will do next.

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

@piyascode9 Thanks! Thorsten is designed to work even when people know they’re being evaluated. It uses a method grounded in neuroscience to detect implicit patterns in language that are impossible to consciously control

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

@ai_for_success We need about 1,000 words from the person being assessed for a stable read across the 50 traits

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

@AliceInfoAi Thanks so much

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

@MiaDiewald Thank you!

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

@DianaVicinanzaa Thank you, Diana. Really appreciate your support!

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

LLMs predict the next word. Thorsten-4 predicts the next move.

Every AI that works with people will need this.

See it read a real conversation: https://t.co/Vz0aFuM5NF

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

Thorsten-4 reads how someone communicates and maps it to 50 behavioral and psychological traits: what drives them, how they decide and how they react under pressure.

It reached 90% predictive accuracy, checked against established assessments and real behavior.

[Martin Cordsmeier @outofcords]

Everyone is obsessed with making AI smarter.

I'm still fascinated by how little we understand about ourselves.

We spent 15 years studying humans before accidentally becoming an AI company.

Turns out those two problems are surprisingly connected.