Enterprise AI platform HUMAIN ONE launches with strategic partners EY, Groq and Replit

28 October 2025 Consultancy-me.com

HUMAIN, a global AI-tech company backed by the Public Investment Fund, has launched HUMAIN ONE, its agentic AI operating system that is powered by its Arabic-first large language model ALLAM.

Announced at the Future Investment Initiative (FII9) in Riyadh, HUMAIN ONE has the ambition to redefine enterprise systems in the Arab world, by bringing together technology excellence with AI, agentic AI, and large language models that have been designed specifically for Arab-speaking users.

HUMAIN ONE focuses on back-office operations, including HR, Finance and Procurement, automating tasks and ensuring smoother and more agile processes. The system’s advanced AI engine frees people from repetitive and operational tasks, allowing them to focus more on creativity, strategy, and direction.

Enterprises can integrate HUMAIN ONE with existing platforms or build directly on HUMAIN’s agent-native systems of record, already live for HR and expanding across other enterprise domains.

“With HUMAIN ONE, we are redefining enterprise computing by making AI an active partner that understands your goals, anticipates needs, and executes tasks autonomously. Moving from cluttered icons to streamlined intelligence, this is an adaptive intelligence layer built to elevate productivity and creativity across every role in the enterprise,” said HUMAIN CEO, Tareq Amin.

Strategic Partnerships

To scale the development of HUMAIN ONE, Riyadh-headquartered HUMAIN has signed strategic partnership with EY, Groq, and Replit.

EY is a leading accounting and consulting firm, Groq is a semiconductor business (all AI models powering HUMAIN ONE run on Groq’s inference infrastructure hosted in Dammam), while Replit is a US-headquartered platform that empowers over 500,000 people around the world to build intelligent applications (they will be able to contribute to the HUMAIN ONE ecosystem).

The deal with EY

The collaboration with EY will explore how its proprietary AI assets, spanning human resources, tax, accounting, governance, and corporate development, can be redesigned and deployed as intelligent HUMAIN ONE agents. By embedding EY’s AI innovations on top of ALLAM, the partnership aims to deliver transformative solutions to public and private sector organizations in Saudi Arabia and, longer-term, worldwide.

The initial focus will span six corporate functions: Human Resources, Tax & Zakat, Accounting & Audit, Risk Management & Governance, Corporate Development, and Financial Due Diligence & Valuation.

Michael Hasbani (EY), Tareq Amin (HUMAIN), Luqman Alhashem (EY), Saejong Lee (HUMAIN ONE)

FLtR: Michael Hasbani (EY), Tareq Amin (HUMAIN), Luqman Alhashem (EY), Saejong Lee (HUMAIN ONE)

“By combining our advanced AI capabilities with EY’s powerful business solutions, we are empowering organizations to break free from legacy systems and adapt to the future of work. Together, we are unlocking the potential of AI to drive faster, more efficient, and more secure business transformations,” said Amin.

Commenting on the partnership, Joe Depa, Global Chief Innovation Officer at EY, said: “EY is committed to re-shaping the future of professional services with AI. By embedding our proven AI business solutions into HUMAIN ONE, and leveraging the cultural and linguistic power of ALLAM, we can help governments and enterprises operate with new levels of trust, agility, and to use AI for good in Saudi Arabia and worldwide.”

Abdulaziz Al-Sowailim, MENA Chairman and CEO at EY, added: “This collaboration exemplifies our commitment to innovation, paving the way for a new wave of AI powered business transformation in Saudi Arabia and beyond. Integrating EY’s cutting-edge AI business solutions into HUMAIN ONE will transform how governments and businesses leverage intelligent, agentic AI.”