Catalog Systems Vertical / domain-specific AI memory Soul Machines

Soul Machines

https://www.soulmachines.com/

In receivership since 2026-02-05 (KPMG receivers Leon Bowker and Luke Norman, appointed under a security deed held for convertible-note holders; NZ Gazette notice 2026-ar623); website still up. NZ/US digital-humans company. Patented Digital Brain simulates emotional state and learns from interactions. Cross-session Memories layer for user- and persona-specific context persistence. Deployed by ANZ Bank (Jamie) and Mercedes-Benz.

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Archived · Verified 2026-10-29 · fresh as of 2026-10-29 · 31 cited facts, 5 with a third-party source · 3 recorded changes · Suggest a correction

At a glance

Type
Patented Digital Brain + cross-session memory vendor fix
Tier
T2
Section
Vertical / domain-specific AI memory
Created
2020-01 third-party fix
Latest release
not applicable — not OSS fix
License
not applicable — not OSS fix
GitHub
not applicable — no GitHub repo fix
Pricing
Enterprise only vendor fix
Funding
$110M total (Series B1, 2023-02); placed in receivership 2026-02-05 (KPMG receivers Leon Bowker and Luke Norman, appointed under a general security deed in favour of Bartok International Limited for convertible-note holders; NZ Gazette 2026-ar623) third-party fix
Freshness
2026-10-29 fix
Layer
agent-infra repo fix
Licensing
commercial vendor fix
Deployment locus
cloud vendor fix
Platform vs product
both vendor fix

Memory taxonomy

storage
vector
retrieval
similarity
persistence
cross-session
update
extraction
unit
episode
governance
opaque
conflict
none

When to use

Optimised for: character consistency + narrative continuity + low-latency

Anti-fit: not for non-character / non-narrative use cases

Pros & cons

Pros

Photoreal animated character platform with memory tuned for kiosk / customer-facing video deployments.

Cons

Heavyweight enterprise platform; cost and integration burden high.

Claims & capabilities

Fortune 500 enterprise clients. Azure Marketplace.

Technical surface

API surface
searched not found
Backend storage
searched not found
Deployment
Managed-only
Embedding model
searched not found
Multi-tenancy
searched not found
MCP
no MCP support advertised — vertical product, no MCP server / client integration documented
A2A
no A2A protocol support advertised — vertical product, no A2A integration documented
OpenTelemetry
no OpenTelemetry integration advertised — vendor logs/observability not publicly documented

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  • NVIDIA ReMEmbR T3

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  • Abridge T1

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  • ASAPP GenerativeAgent T1

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  • BenevolentAI T1

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What changed

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  1. 2026-10-29
    • Funding / ownership “$110M total (Series B1, 2023-02); placed in receivership 2026-02-05 (KPMG receivers Leon Bowker and Luke Norman)” → “$110M total (Series B1, 2023-02); placed in receivership 2026-02-05 (KPMG receivers Leon Bowker and Luke Norman, appointed under a general security deed in favour of Bartok International Limited for convertible-note holders; NZ Gazette 2026-ar623)” source
    #307
  2. 2026-10-23
    • Funding / ownership “$110M total Series B1 · 2023-02” → “$110M total (Series B1, 2023-02); placed in receivership 2026-02-05 (KPMG receivers Leon Bowker and Luke Norman)” source
    #223
  3. 2026-10-22
    • Lifecycle first recorded as “archived”
    #219