Workhelix

Workhelix is a tech-enabled enterprise platform that helps organizations identify, prioritize, and measure the impact of generative AI investments. Founded in 2022 by Stanford professor Erik Brynjolfsson, MIT's Andrew McAfee, Wharton professor Daniel Rock, and CEO James Milin, Workhelix breaks down employee roles into granular task bundles and scores each task for AI suitability — producing a data-driven roadmap for AI adoption. Its core product, Nucleus, connects workforce data and AI usage history to surface top AI opportunities, track adoption, identify power users, and quantify time and cost savings. Enterprise customers include Nasdaq, Accenture, Wayfair, and Coursera. In early 2025, Workhelix raised a $15M Series A led by AIX Ventures with participation from AI Fund, Accenture Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, Reid Hoffman, Mira Murati, and Jeff Dean.