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AppliedAI’s CEO on the state of AI

Updated 4:44 AM EST, Wed November 26, 2025

AppliedAI's CEO on the state of AI

“The most boring AI company in the world” – that’s how Founder & CEO Arya Bolurfrushan describes AppliedAI. For the latest installment of our Intelligent Future series, exploring how advanced tech is shaping our lives, Becky Anderson spoke to him about how the company is embedding AI into mission-critical workflows.

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