The 'Bertie' system will digitalise business processes.
A Westmeath man has created an AI co-pilot to help start-up founders and businesses.
Mullingars Philip Reynolds is willing to invest in new businesses alongside his co-investment partners with the aid of a new AI platform.
The 'Bertie' system will digitalise a lot of processes start ups and founders go through and structure a programme to support them even if they have no money.
This model is offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to design and develop businesses in their own time.
Mr Reynolds says business owners will have to be prepared to do the ground work:
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