Fusemachines partners with Global Teams AI to distribute Interview AI Agent

Fusemachines Inc. (NASDAQ: FUSE) announced a reseller agreement with Global Teams AI to expand global distribution of its AI agents, beginning with the Interview AI Agent product.

Global Teams AI, which provides remote AI-skilled talent to companies worldwide, will distribute Fusemachines' AI agents to enterprise clients. The partnership combines AI capabilities with human expertise for business applications.

The initial rollout focuses on Fusemachines' Interview AI Agent, designed to work with recruiters to streamline hiring processes. The product conducts structured interviews, analyzes candidate responses, and delivers insights to hiring teams.

"Enterprises are increasingly adopting AI Agents to drive efficiency, consistency, and scalability across operations," said Sameer Maskey, founder and CEO of Fusemachines. "This partnership with Global Teams AI expands the reach of our AI Studio, making it easier for organizations to access and deploy Fusemachines' AI Agents."

Ajit Bikram Shah, managing director of Global Teams AI, said the company helps organizations build remote teams with AI-skilled talent. "By partnering with Fusemachines, we are able to bring a new generation of AI Agents to our clients. Beginning with Interview AI Agent, we see strong demand for solutions that embed AI directly into core business workflows."

The Interview AI Agent supports structured interviews, automated analysis, and decision-ready insights for hiring teams. Global Teams AI will provide implementation, onboarding, and ongoing support for organizations adopting the AI agents.

The companies expect to expand access to additional AI agents over time to support broader enterprise use cases. Fusemachines, founded in 2013, provides enterprise AI products and services with offices in North America, Asia, and Latin America.

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