Artificial Beings

For the long horizon

The Windows for robots and artificial beings.

We’re building a platform where you describe an agent, put it to work, and keep developing it—from software to virtual worlds and, ultimately, physical bodies.

Explore the work
The iridescent mechanical butterfly of Artificial Beings

The platform

If every plank is replaced, is it still the same ship?

An agent’s model, tools, memory system, and eventually body can change too. Its identity, history, and work should carry forward.

We’re building a platform to create, scale, and evolve that continuing agent—so better technology can improve the being people already use.

The same agent
Mind
Intelligence
Body
Interfaces and tools
Memory
State and history
Evolve the agent. Don’t rebuild it.

Already built

A working foundation.

Agents that build agents.

Designing, building, and revising agents from natural-language requests.

A new model. The same saved work.

An edited recording shows a model change, restart, and virtual body while preserving saved work.

Beyond a chat window.

Agents cooperating across computers, including Raspberry Pi camera control.

The founder

“An AI’s brain should be replaceable. Its life shouldn’t be disposable.”

CJ Lee · Founder

A self-taught engineer. Six years building learning agents and the infrastructure around them.

The next chapter

From one agent
to a platform.

We’re exploring an initial raise of approximately $500,000 so nontechnical users can create and run useful agents without CJ wiring each deployment.

Paid hosting is the starting business. The opportunity grows as customers add agents and work, reusing tools and integrations across deployments.

A note from CJ

I treat the Ship of Theseus as an engineering problem.

I once left several agents talking overnight and came back to a hundred pages of conversation. More dialogue wasn’t the progress I wanted. I wanted agents that could act, learn, and carry something forward.

That pursuit has taken me through reinforcement learning in Minecraft, agents working across computers, and systems doing real business work. For six years, I’ve been building learning agents and the infrastructure around them.

Artificial Beings is the next chapter of that pursuit.

CJ LeeFounder, Artificial Beings