Causal AI
Eradicating data misinterpretation
Conventional data analytics and AI methods are by design limited to understand correlations only.
Causal AI takes a fundamentally different approach: It goes beyond correlations by learning the causal structure underlying your data.
A correct understanding of cause-effect relations is crucial for informed business decisions, as highlighted by the example below.
Conclusions from correlations
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Playing more golf will increase life expectancy.
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Golfing activity is a good predictor for life expectancy.
Conclusions from causal model
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Playing golf does not increase life expectancy. Instead a higher income increases both life expectancy and golfing activity
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Golfing activity is a not a robust predictor for life expectancy. Instead one should use income.
Why Causal AI
Case studies
Your enterprise data
AI refinement
Data refinement is a major part of every data analytics project. We leverage AI to accelerate the process of improving the quality and usability of raw data.
Cleaning & integration
We use AI to combine datasets with different formats from multiple sources and clean them.
Quantification
AI allows the quantification of unstructured datasets (text, images, etc.) with low effort.
Enrichment
We enrich datasets with additional information (e.g. using LLM powered web research agents).
Causal model
Step 1: Using algorithmic methods paired with human expert knowledge, we first create a DAG (directed acyclic graph) to represent the causal structure underlying your data.
Step 2: Based on the DAG, we design a Causal AI and train it with your data.
Insights
We query the Causal AI model to answer your questions and help you design the best plan of action.
Understand
Find the root cause of some observed effect in your data.
Predict
Create robust predictions based on causal structures instead of correlations.
Simulate
Run through hypothetical scenarios, such as: What happens to X if we change Y?
Optimize
Find the optimal action for a given objective.
Trust
Understand the “why” behind the model’s recommendations, instead of relying on black-box forecasts.
Our approach
Big Tech is betting on causality
Recently, there has been an exponential increase in research activity and commercial application of causal AI in the tech industry.