Humans&
-90%
est. 2Y upside i
Humans& aims to use software to help people collaborate with each other — think an AI version of an instant messaging app. One of their goals is to use existing AI techniques to train AI in new ways, like programming chatbots to request information from the user and store it for later use.
Rank
#4132
Sector
Artificial Intelligence
Est. Liquidity
~6Y
Data Quality
Data: HighHumans& presents a high-risk, high-reward equity opportunity, driven by its innovative approach to human-centric AI but significantly challenged by an extremely high valuation for its stage and intense competition from dominant incumbents.
Last updated: February 23, 2026
Humans& successfully develops and commercializes its proprietary AI models, carving out a defensible niche in human-AI collaboration despite intense competition.
Humans& makes steady progress on product development and secures initial customers, maintaining its valuation amidst a challenging competitive landscape.
Humans& struggles to find product-market fit or differentiate from dominant incumbents, leading to a significant down round or acquisition at a reduced valuation.
Preference Stack Risk
moderateFunding Intensity
11%Investors hold $480 million in liquidation preferences, meaning common shareholders would only see returns after this amount is paid out in an exit at or below the current $4.48 billion valuation.
Dilution Risk
highAs an early-stage company with no commercial product and very high capital intensity, significant future funding rounds are likely, leading to substantial dilution for existing equity holders.
Secondary Liquidity
noneGiven its early stage and lack of commercial product, there is currently no active secondary market or tender offers for Humans& equity.
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