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Labs Companies, Inc., branded as Labs, is an American artificial intelligence company headquartered in Santa Monica, California.[1] It operates as the holding company for a group of specialized technology research laboratories, including Labsintelligence, its first core laboratory and the center of its artificial-intelligence research.[2]

Overview

Labs Companies was established in 2025 through a restructuring of LavLabs, a startup studio established in 2018.[3] Labs became the parent holding company, while LavLabs continued as one of its seven core operating laboratories and is designated by the company as lab6.[4] The company describes human enhancement as the wider purpose of its work and organizes research and product development across seven core laboratories.[5] Its products include LabsAI, the LabsAI Studio interface and the planned consumer application Yuhmmy. It describes its research as focused on artificial-intelligence systems that perceive, reason, coordinate and act.[6] Its two principal research areas are speech-to-action, which concerns translating spoken intent into actions on a live interface, and orchestration intelligence also called speech-to-orchestration which concerns assigning and coordinating work among AI systems under real-time constraints.[7]

The laboratory's publications describe two model families: Actras, intended to convert speech and world state into actions, and Octras, intended to convert objectives and resources into orchestration policies.[8] The same research program defines AI Orchs as executable coordination objects; the Interactive Programming Interface (IPI) for AI systems that act; the Orchestration Programming Interface (OPI) for AI systems that coordinate; and the Parallel Agent Protocol (PAP) for communication between AI agents.[9] The lab presents these components, together with agentic file formats,[10] runtime-governance mechanisms and the Interactive Intelligence Benchmark, as the foundation of an action-centered and orchestration-centered AI stack.[11]

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