Overview
Gensyn builds AI that forecasts – and keeps improving – by verifiably closing the loop between prediction and reality.
The company's products include Delphi, a decentralized information market platform covering pricing, settlement and agentic trading. Gensyn also develops AXL, a peer-to-peer communication layer for AI, and REE, a reproducible execution environment. Its engineering work includes RL-Swarm and CodeZero, which extends RL-Swarm toward cooperative coding agents.
The company publishes research on prediction market design, including evidence markets that pay for both accurate forecasts and the evidence behind them. Other research topics include credibly neutral AI oracles for dispute resolution, collective inference networks and feedback alignment in self-distillation.
Funding rounds
Disclosed funding: $67.3M across 6 rounds. Latest: Series B, 20 Dec 2025.
2 rounds have an undisclosed amount, not included in the total.
| Date | Type | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Dec 2025 | Series B | $16.7M |
Office locations
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Latest videos from Gensyn on YouTube
open-1b: the first model you don’t have to trust
Credibly Neutral AI Oracles - Mary Monroe and Gabriel Andrade
Get to Know Delphi Part 4
The Role of Feedback Alignment in Self-Distillation - Semih Kara
Recent posts from the Gensyn blog
- "Ben Fielding offers one further step in the form of verifiable training, structured so that anyone with a…
laptop can audit a fragment of a run done in a data center. Disclosure tells you what a provider says was done; verification tells you what was done."
- Prediction markets can price an election.
They can’t tell you if your flight will be delayed. Today the most popular prediction markets can only answer a tiny fraction of the things people actually wonder about, argue about, or want to know.