Simulation Chamber
An AI Model UN, where agents debate as countries
An AI-powered mock UN General Assembly. Each country is an AI agent, so students can rehearse diplomacy without a room of thirty people. Shown live at a UN80 event at King's College London.
- Client
- Co-founded venture
- Year
- 2026
- My role
- Co-founder, product and business development
- UN80
- live demo at King's College London, June 2026
Before
Model UN teaches negotiation, research and public speaking, but it needs dozens of people, a teacher and a lot of preparation. Most students get a handful of chances a year.
What changed
Simulation Chamber gives every country an AI agent, so one student can practise against a full assembly. I co-founded it with a developer and a third founder. My side is product and business: the roadmap, the business plan, setting up the company and working out who it’s for first.
After
The product is in active development, starting with universities before schools. It was demonstrated live at UNA Global South’s UN80 event at King’s College London, to an audience that included embassy representatives.