Global AI develops an enterprise-grade agentic artificial intelligence platform. The platform enables autonomous systems to reason, plan, and execute multi-step tasks with minimal human supervision. Global AI focuses on regulated industries, including banking, financial services, insurance, healthcare, and life sciences. The platform allows these organizations to discover, deploy, govern, and measure agentic AI throughout their operations. Global AI employs a dual business model consisting of organic product development and M&A-driven growth. Through organic development, the company builds and commercializes its own AI products. Under its M&A strategy, Global AI acts as a consolidator by acquiring AI technology companies and integrating them into its platform. Global AI provides these acquired businesses with operational support, sales infrastructure, and engineering resources. The company targets revenue growth through a shift toward consumption-based or outcome-based pricing models rather than traditional per-seat subscriptions. While Global AI maintains an R&D team of 14 senior AI specialists, the company operates without employees, utilizing independent contractors and third-party service providers instead. As of late 2025, Global AI had established subsidiaries in Israel and Romania but remained in the early stages of commercialization. CEO Darko Horvat maintains controlling ownership and unilateral decision-making authority.