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James He

Founder

CEO at Artificial Societies

London, England, United Kingdom

FoundedArtificial Societies · YC

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About

James He studied computational social science at Cambridge and previously worked at Yonder, a credit card startup, where he developed lending machine learning systems. He co-founded Artificial Societies in October 2024.

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James went through Y Combinator (Winter 2025) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Their group partner at YC was Jared Friedman, YC Group Partner — the partner who ran Artificial Societies's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

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Frequently asked questions

Who is James He?
James He studied computational social science at Cambridge and previously worked at Yonder, a credit card startup, where he developed lending machine learning systems. He co-founded Artificial Societies in October 2024.
Where does James He work?
James He is CEO of Artificial Societies.
What companies did James He found?
James He founded Artificial Societies.

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