Assessli’s AI-led Behavioural Model Could Eclipse Language Models

As artificial intelligence accelerates toward artificial general intelligence (AGI) and artificial superintelligence (ASI), an Indian startup is charting a different course—one that seeks to deeply understand human behaviour and biology, rather than merely predicting patterns from digital footprints. Kolkata-based Assessli has developed what it calls the world’s first Large Behavioural Model (LBM), a self-supervised AI system trained on human metadata that integrates genomics, neuropsychology, medical data, physiological signals and real-time behaviour to offer unparalleled personalisation. “Current AI models don’t understand your adaptive data points, human behaviour. They don’t have a biological context like your medical history, genomics, mood, mind, neuropsychology,”