Despite a drop in global venture funding, artificial intelligence (AI) companies still see successes, with major players and startups securing significant funding. However, the overall decline in venture funding raises concerns for the startup ecosystem's future.
Kibsi has raised $9.3m in funding for their no-code computer vision platform. Their software helps businesses gain valuable insights from existing cameras. Try it out now!
California-based R&D software developer, Albert Invent, secures $7.5m in seed funding to expand its digital offering and onboard more chemistry and materials science companies with its end-to-end digital R&D platform.
Clivi secures $10M seed funding to tackle diabetes in Latin America. The Mexico-based startup offers a personalized approach, connecting patients with healthcare professionals and enabling monitoring and treatment via WhatsApp. Achieving 94% diabetes control within 6 months, their digital clinic is transforming healthcare delivery.
Deepchecks secures $14m funding for its machine learning validation solution. Bringing clarity and confidence to the entire ML lifecycle. Learn more now.
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