9 AI Companies in Sydney to Know

AI is a top priority in Australia, and these Sydney companies are leading the way with their platforms.

Written by Abel Rodriguez
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UPDATED BY
Ashley Bowden | Aug 21, 2024

Artificial intelligence is in the fast lane, becoming vital to every company across every industry. Luckily, the Australian national government is promoting the technology and even providing funding for businesses to aid in the adoption of artificial intelligence. These are Sydney’s top companies advancing AI. 

Top AI Companies in Sydney to Know

  • Snap
  • Xero
  • Qualtrics
  • Datadog
  • Relevance AI
  • Leonardo AI
  • Archistar.ai
  • Katonic AI

 

Top AI Companies in Sydney

Snap is a global technology company that allows mobile users to send and receive videos, photos and other messages through its Snapchat app, which includes the My AI chatbot that can interact with users. Snapchat’s Dreams feature also uses generative AI to produce images for users based on their selfies.

 

Xero provides online accounting software for small businesses. Excited about leveraging new technologies, the company is working to use generative AI to the advantage of both customers and its own internal dynamics. Xero plans to use AI and machine learning to streamline time consuming manual processes and deliver relevant insights to help customers improve their efficiency.

 

Qualtrics leverages data and AI to help business-to-consumer companies optimize their customer and employee experiences. Its software comes with tools for driving better contact center experiences, engaging team members and improving management as well as designing products that will help fuel high growth.

 

Datadog is a cybersecurity and IT platform. It uses AI as part of its conversational interface, Bits AI. The interface provides answers to client questions surrounding their services and network security. Bits AI can also suggest code fixes and synthetic tests to ensure customers’ security is up to snuff. 

 

Relevance AI’s platform creates no-code AI personal assistants. The UI features chat boxes where users assign their assistants with tasks like data cleaning, subject area research or sales prospecting. According to the company, its AI platform automates repetitive tasks and allows people and teams to be more productive. 

 

Leonardo.Ai generates images using prompt inputs. It’s similar to other generative AI platforms like DALL-E but has other useful features like editing tools and 3D texture rendering. Leonardo.Ai also offers greater control over the pre- and post-generation process, which has made it popular for things like video game asset rendering. 

 

Archistar.ai combines real estate and artificial intelligence. Through its platform, users can research real estate regulations, generate 3D design concepts and analyze the risks of potential projects. For investment-minded users, the platform can also help unearth profitable rental properties. 

 

Through Katonic AI, businesses can build AI applications while limiting the potential risk to their data. It uses a no-code platform with enterprise-level security and provides services like chatbots, AI-written summaries and generation, among others. Since launching, Katonic has worked with companies in the banking, healthcare and insurance industries where data security is paramount.

 

LogicMonitor offers managed service and enterprise IT providers an AI-powered hybrid observability solution. Its cloud-based automated program provides clouds, servers and full-stack visibility into networks. It enables scalability by integrating third-party security protocols. The company’s Sydney office is located near Hyde Park.

 

Dana Cassell, Ana Gore and Rose Velazquez contributed reporting to this story.

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