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Automated Financial Advice Service Multiply.AI Raises £1.75M in Funding
Multiply, a London, UK-based automated independent financial advice service, raised £1.75m in funding.

The round was led by Octopus Ventures, which invested £1m, with participation from Portag3 Ventures, Entrepreneur First, Nick Hungerford, Taavet Hinrikus, Peter Rading, Michael Orland and Toby Moore.

The company intends to use the funds for continued development and the roll-out of the product.

Co-founded in 2016 by Vivek Madlani and Mike Curtis, Multiply leverages machine learning to provide an automated independent financial advice, covering every aspect of personal finance, from mortgages to investments and savings.
Subject to FCA authorization, the company will officially launch its offering later this year.
 
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Jane.ai raises $8.4 million for an enterprise chatbot that can search through emails, files, and more
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Sifting through old files is laborious enough for one person, but for large-scale organizations and enterprises with thousands of employees, it’s nightmarish. That’s why former Answers.com CEO David Karandish founded Jane.ai, an artificially intelligent platform that indexes data from cloud storage providers, teams, and more.

Jane.ai, which allows employees to search through its corpus using conversational language, launched today with $8.4 million in funding from a Midwest network of private and angel investors.

“We created Jane to help everyday workers be more successful by eliminating the wasted time and effort that comes from searching for basic workplace information,” Karandish said in a statement. “We’ve all grown accustomed to the convenience of on-demand, personalized services and voice-controlled speakers at home, but we have yet to benefit from these same conveniences at work. Jane is an intuitive, intelligent AI-powered Teammate who gives employees instant access to the information they need to do their jobs well.”
 
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Agorai.AI Unveils £20 Million Investment in UK AI Market, Appoints Sir George Zambellas to Board of Directors
-Agorai, an integrated marketplace for Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and the data assets that fuel them, is announcing it has committed to invest £20 million in the UK AI market. The investment will help accelerate the economic benefits that can be generated by leveraging the power of AI and its ability to transform society and positively impact the UK economy. The multi-year investment announced today will be distributed over the next five years. It will span the AI ecosystem by focusing on three key areas: education, empowerment, and entrepreneurship.

  • Education: Agorai will seek to accelerate AI education and research, helping the UK become an AI research hotspot. Specifically, Agorai will invest in education by providing grants and software licenses to universities and research centres across the UK.
  • Empowerment: Access to AI should not be restricted to large businesses alone. Agorai will work to encourage and empower the UK’s small and medium sized businesses to access AI. A programme of workshops will ensure they have the requisite information to apply AI to their business. Agorai will provide two-week workshops, free of charge, to approximately 150 companies per year. It is hoped this will help accelerate AI adoption across the UK.
  • Entrepreneurship: Agorai will launch an AI Accelerator in London providing funds to entrepreneurs, the lifeblood of an economy, seeking to build AI powered solutions designed to improve and transform industries. Start-up companies selected to take part in the Accelerator will enjoy access to top business leaders and AI experts, financial funding, and receive allotments of Agorai licenses. The firms can then develop and deploy their software solutions on the Agorai platform, taking full advantage of the resources, assets and latest technology innovations available through the AI and Data marketplaces to help create a global ecosystem of AI innovators.
 
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Linklaters legal AI partner ropes in market-leading £13m investment
An artificial intelligence (AI) company boasting Linklaters as one of its key clients is targeting the world’s biggest firms after securing £13m in one of the legal tech sector’s biggest investments.

Heavyweight investors Goldman Sachs and Temasek, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, co-led on the investment in Eigen Technologies, announced Monday (11 June). The round outstrips the $10m raised late last year by fellow AI player, legal tech darling and Slaughter and May investment, Luminance. It also builds on seed funding it received from CVC Capital Partners managing partner Jonathan Feuer.
 
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Baker McKenzie launches artificial intelligence robot in Paris
A new AI platform launched by Baker McKenzie in Paris is part of its digital transformation strategy.

Baker McKenzie has launched AI personal assistant Lancelaw, providing its lawyers with a weekly selection of both relevant and personalised news on the transformation of the law profession as well as innovation. Based on machine learning techniques and “neuronal circuits”, it has been trained by two lawyers from the Paris office to learn to prioritise its sources. With a capability to learn by itself, the firm says it continues to develop and fine-tune even further the selections it makes.
 
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Cheq.AI raises $5M for a proactive, AI-driven approach to safe ad placement

The problem, Tytunovich said, is that existing products use sampling to alert advertisers to issues “after the fact.” Compare this to credit card fraud — if the credit card company only alerted you long after the fraud had occurred, “You’re not going to be happy with that kind of answer.”

At Cheq, Tytunovich and his team have developed an approach that uses artificial intelligence to deliver what he calls “autonomous brand safety” — the idea is that when an ad is being served, Cheq can detect whether it might be a fraudulent impression that will only be seen by bots, or if it might show up next to content that a brand doesn’t want to be associated with. If there’s an issue, Tytunovich said, “We block [the ad] from being served in real time.”
 
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Don't look like end-user sales to me, just expired domains auctioned off.

mp3.ai 500 USD 2018-06-16 Flippa(was originally on Park.io I think)
http.ai 254 USD 2018-06-16 Park.io
has.ai 150 USD 2018-06-15 Park.io
411.ai 208 USD 2018-06-12 Park.io


above.ai 4,000 USD 2018-06-15 Sedo
 
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On DNJ today

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AI FIRM PEAK.AI TAKES FUNDING TO £5M TO 'MEET DEMAND'
Artificial intelligence (AI) analytics business Peak has raised an additional £1.5 million to meet market demand and "accelerate its R&D roadmap".

Peak’s investment funding to date, which totals £5 million, has allowed the company to expand its operations, taking headcount from 10 to 60 in the last two years, with plans to increase this to 100 staff in the next 12 months.
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San Francisco-based enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) startup Noodle.ai today announced a $35 million round led by Dell Technologies Capital and TPG Growth.

“[Noodle.ai] provides AI-as-a-service. [Companies] give us their data, and our product people take it from there,” Noodle.ai CEO Stephen Pratt told VentureBeat in a phone interview. “The output is a finished AI application they subscribe to on a monthly basis.”

The company, which owns its own datacenter, spends about three months building custom AI solutions for its customers and another three months integrating the results into their systems.
 
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Conversational AI company Tact.ai raises $30M funding from Amazon, Microsoft, Comcast and Salesforce
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Albert Technologies raises $18 million for AI platform that automates marketing campaigns
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In case you missed the memo, artificial intelligence (AI) is now encroaching upon just about every facet of our lives, from recruitment and cybersecurity to ecommerce and even reputation management.

But creativity is one of the last remaining vestiges of human endeavor that is safe from the bony claws of algorithmic automation … though for how long is another matter.

Algorithms are increasingly stretching into the creative realm, with the likes of Google offering tools that replicate human drawings, Wix offering automated web design, Prisma transforming your photos into artwork, and Automated Insights generating sports and financial press coverage using nothing but numbers.


They say "you need a .com name" who's listening?
Doer's always outperform talkers.

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Speciale Invest backs AI-based customer support platform Frontdesk.AI, in 1.1M seed round
Frontdesk AI, an artificial intelligence startup which offers automated customer service software, has raised $1.1 million (Rs 7.54 crore) in a seed round of funding led by Bengaluru-based early-stage investment firm Speciale Invest.

The US-headquartered startup, which has its core technology and customer success functions in Bengaluru, said in a statement that unnamed angel investors from the Bay Area had also participated in the round.

Founded last year by Srivatsan Laxman and Supriya Rao, Frontdesk AI provides automated full-service backup receptionist solutions. Its product instantly responds via text and voice to unanswered customer calls.

The company’s solutions are currently being used in the beauty and wellness industry and it is now looking to expand to the dental space.

“Reception desks at local businesses are often thinly-staffed and have to multi-task. They tend to miss calls or put callers on-hold, leading to loss of customers and sales,” said Vishesh Rajaram, managing partner at Speciale Invest.
 
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gamer.ai 3,800 USD 2018-06-30 Sedo
 
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Pony.ai Raises $102M in Follow-on Series A Funding, Bringing Round Total to $214M

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Just six months after its unprecedented Series A announcement of $112M, autonomous vehicle company Pony.ai has raised a follow-on funding round. Co-led by ClearVue Partners and Eight Roads (the proprietary investment arm of Fidelity International Limited), this continuation of funding represents $102M, bringing Pony.ai’s total Series A funding to $214M.

In addition to ClearVue and Eight Roads, new investors include Green Pine Capital Partners, China Merchants Capital, Redpoint Ventures China, Adrian Cheng (Founder of K11), and Delong Capital. Existing investors participating in this round include Sequoia Capital China, Morningside Ventures, DCM Ventures, and Hongtai Capital. Notably, both Sequoia and Morningside are taking this opportunity to increase their share in Pony.ai. This infusion of capital reflects a growing interest from both a new and existing investor group. It also serves as another testament to investors’ conviction in Pony.ai’s team, technology, and path towards commercialization.

Since its last round of funding, the Pony.ai team has tripled in size and continues to grow rapidly. In February, Pony.ai soft-launched an autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Guangzhou, becoming the first company ever to offer fully self-driving car rides to the general public in China. To date, the fleet has already given over a thousand rides covering an area of roughly 30 kilometers2 (19 miles2). In addition to fleet expansion, team growth, and supporting existing and new partnerships, this round of capital will be used to accelerate Pony.ai’s entry into commercialization.
 
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St. Louis-based Jane.ai officially launched today and announced it has raised $8.4 million in Series A funding from a Midwest network of private and angel investors. The company, founded by former Answers.com CEO David Karandish, aims to develop an AI-based platform to increase workplace productivity. The company was founded in early 2017.

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Kleiner Perkins and GV invest $21 million in AI health care startup Viz.ai
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Artificial intelligence (AI) health care startup Viz.ai has raised $21 million in a round of funding led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from Alphabet’s venture capital arm GV.

Founded out of San Francisco in 2016, Viz.ai is setting out to leverage AI to detect early signs of time-sensitive medical conditions. The company’s first product is a software platform that analyzes brain scans for large vessel occlusions (LVOs), or strokes, and which received FDA clearance in February.

 
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