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Partners

inAi works with people and organizations that can help bring AI-native products into the real world.

How inAi works with partners

We prefer scoped collaboration over vague exploration.

Our presence in Europe and the United States gives us a stronger foundation for partnerships across markets, research communities, technology ecosystems, and investment networks.

A useful partner conversation usually starts with a clear context: what you are trying to build, fund, test, study, or improve; what type of organization or role you represent; what kind of data, workflow, audience, or product area is involved; what constraints matter; what a useful first step would look like; and whether the work is commercial, research, educational, public-sector, Open Source, or exploratory.

We do not need every conversation to start with a long call. A short written brief is often better: it gives both sides enough context to decide whether there is a real fit.

Choose your path

We are building across business products, consumer products, products for agents, Open Source, AGI research, and public AI education. That creates several ways to collaborate: product pilots, investment, research, internships, contributions, testing, grants, public-sector work, and broader company-building.

This page helps you choose the right path.

Work with usFor people who want to help build inAi directly: future team members, collaborators, contractors, builders, operators, researchers, designers, engineers, product thinkers, and people who can help turn AI-native ideas into useful products.Work with usInvestorsFor investors who understand that AI is becoming a new operating layer for software and work.InvestorsAcademia / ResearchFor universities, labs, researchers, professors, independent researchers, and research groups interested in intelligence, agents, AI-native software, evaluation, knowledge creation, business operations, and system-level approaches to AGI.Academia / ResearchInternshipsFor students and early-career builders who want to work near AI-native products, research, Open Source, public AI explanation, product operations, and company building.InternshipsContributionsFor people who want to contribute to inAi's public work: Open Source projects, technical ideas, research notes, AI for Everybody explanations, translations, documentation, product feedback, or ecosystem collaboration.ContributionsTestersFor people and organizations willing to test early products, give structured feedback, and help inAi understand where AI-native products work in real conditions.TestersGrantsFor grantmakers, innovation programs, foundations, public funding programs, European or French support programs, and organizations that fund applied AI, research, education, Open Source, employability, business transformation, or responsible product development.GrantsGovernment / Public institutionsFor public institutions, agencies, local or national programs, European initiatives, workforce and education organizations, economic-development actors, and public-sector groups interested in AI-native products, public AI understanding, employability, Open Source, or applied AI adoption.Government / Public institutionsPilots / Corporate partnersFor companies that want to explore a scoped pilot, product collaboration, applied AI workflow, retail/catalog use case, product-data problem, agent-facing software need, or future AI-native product opportunity.Pilots / Corporate partnersCustom AI projectsCustom AI systems, integrations, prototypes, data workflows, and implementation support for clients with specific AI problems that need more than a standard product.Explore AI Services

How inAi can help partners move AI into the real world

inAi is building for a broad shift: AI becoming part of real software, real work, real products, real agents, and real public understanding.

That makes partnerships useful in several ways. The exact value depends on the path, but partner work may involve early access to selected product directions where appropriate; structured pilot discussions for business workflows; product and AI-native system thinking; research collaboration around AGI, agents, knowledge creation, or business operations; Open Source projects and developer-facing tools; public education through AI for Everybody; clear maturity labels instead of inflated launch claims; careful separation between public work, experimental work, private work, and formal legal material; and a company thesis that connects products, agents, research, open technology, and public understanding.

inAi does not promise every contact becomes a partnership. The point of this page is to help the right conversations start in the right place.

Product partners can help make AI real

AI-native products need contact with real workflows.

Research partners can help test the systems view

inAi's AGI stance is that general intelligence may emerge from systems: models, agents, tools, memory, execution, coordination, feedback, and environment.

Public and grant partners can help widen access

AI will not be understood only through private tools and technical papers.

Contributors and testers can help improve the work

Some people should not wait for a formal partnership.

Contact, legal, and privacy routes

Contact now handles the message details. Use it to choose the route for pilots, work, investment, research, grants, institutions, testers, contributors, product interest, support, or general messages.

For formal terms, privacy, cookies, company information, or data-protection material, use the Legal and Privacy routes instead of sending sensitive information in a first message.