EY Unveils Neurosymbolic AI for Business Growth

Sep 11, 2025
Ernst & Young LLP (EY) has launched EY Growth Platforms, a new AI solution powered by neurosymbolic AI, designed to help businesses identify and unlock revenue opportunities.

Ernst & Young LLP (EY) has launched EY Growth Platforms (EYGP), a new AI solution powered by neurosymbolic AI, announced in a press release. This innovative platform combines machine learning with logical reasoning to help businesses uncover transformative growth opportunities and enhance their commercial models.

EYGP is designed to simulate real-time market scenarios, providing businesses with actionable insights and strategies tailored to their specific needs. The platform's neurosymbolic AI capabilities allow it to operate effectively across various industries, including financial services, consumer products, and industrial products, by enhancing processes such as underwriting, claims processing, and supply chain optimization.

Jeff Schumacher, the architect behind this AI solution, will lead EY Growth Platforms. Schumacher brings extensive experience in business strategy and innovation, having founded the neurosymbolic AI company Growth Protocol, which powers EYGP. Currently available in North America, Europe, and Australia, EYGP aims to become a key driver of enterprise growth by offering a dynamic, AI-powered operating system for business leaders.

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