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SWIM.AI grabs $11 mln Series B
San Jose, California-based Swim.ai, an edge intelligence software firm, has secured $11 million in Series B funding, according to a blog post. Cambridge Innovation Capital led the round.
 
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The future will tell if AI domain extension is any good. I do know artificial intelligence is smart enough to recognize its abbreviation. A Google search gives good returns for artifintell
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@RegBoss The future doesn't need to determine nothing, the results are present now as of 24/07/2018.

You're basically saying in the future i need to see a Domain "personality" rick Schwartz or Mike Mann to agree so it can build my own necessary confirmation that what i believe is right/true once my "heroes" agree so now it must be true.

= confirmation basis

The second part of your point is who decides if it's any good? Domain speculators with conflict of interest?...................

CrowdCare Corporation are a perfect example of what ever confirmation basis you seek, is redundant.

You should send Larry Page a email and say your Algo is wrong, albert.com should appear above everything. It fits the narrative i was told, now i'm seeing conflicting real life results which are making me confused and second guess myself.


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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Chinese Smart Navigation Start-up Wayz.ai Raises $80M Series A Round
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Smart location and mapping service start-up Wayz.ai announced that it has raised a US$80 million series A round from undisclosed investors.

Based on artificial intelligence, Wayz.ai provides location with high precision, HD map, real-time location based on cameras and sensors, safety testing and cloud-based solutions for autonomous driving vehicles.

Wayz.ai was founded in 2017 by Vincent Tao, former CEO and founding partner of PPTV, an online TV provider in China. Tao was also the founding member of Microsoft Local and Maps, where he was responsible for global businesses and product strategy in Microsoft local search and mapping and mobile services. Tao holds a Ph.D in geospatial information engineering from University of Calgary.
 
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VMC.AI announces a € 3.75M private funding round in a Security Token Offering (STO)

VMC developed a new blockchain platform, specifically designed for human mobility. With our partners we are working on large scale roll outs. To speed up the development of these projects, VMC is issuing Security-Tokens, which represent economic ownership in the form of a right to VMC’s profits.


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It seem's token's have been saved from their death. As everybody know's i found Utility tokens laughable, nothing more than a pathetic joke which only fools could participate in. However i'll say this, Security Backed Tokens(on the block-chain) have real application and legs in the 21st century. Very exciting space, something i'm looking forward to participating in.
 
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Skyline.AI raises $18mn in funding led by Sequoia Capital and TLV Partners
Skyline AI, which has revolutionised the real estate business in the United States through artificial intelligence, has raised a further $18mn in Series A funding.

The startup's proprietary platform uses advanced AI and machine-learning technology to analyse historical real estate transactions and accurately predict the value and future behaviour of assets in the country.

After raising an initial $3mn in seed funding only four months ago, Sequoia Capital and TLV Partners have led a new funding round, along with JLL, that will allow the Israeli firm to 'expand platform integration' and work closer with the United States' leading real estate investment companies.


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Supplier.ai Raises Additional Several Million Dollar Funding
Supplier.ai, a Washington, DC-based artificial intelligence company focused on increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of procurement processes, raised a several million dollar funding.

Foundry.ai – which recently announced the closing of an additional $68m fund – made the investment.

The company intends to use the funds for operations and business expansion.

Led by newly appointed CEO Joe Jordan, Supplier.ai is provices innovative procurement artificial intelligence solutions to industry and government clients. The company’s solutions help clients identify, score, and evaluate potential and existing suppliers for any company around the globe.
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The London startup tractable.AI has raised a $20M Series B led by U.S. venture firm Insight Venture Partners.
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Founded in 2014 by Dalyac, Adrien Cohen and Razvan Ranca after going through company builder Entrepreneur First, London-based Tractable is applying artificial intelligence to accident and disaster recovery. Specifically, through the use of deep learning to automate visual damage appraisal, and therefore help speed up insurance payouts and access to other types of financial aid.
 

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Singapore-based AI company AntWorks raises $15 million in Series A funding
The investment will help AntWorks to chart on their next level of growth in AI and Enterprise RPA, fuel R&D, strengthen their marketing and sales engine and energise their foray into new markets.

The major investment in Series A funding was made by SBI Investment Company, a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, Inc. To strengthen their commitment, a joint venture between SBI and AntWorks was also announced to tap the tremendous opportunities in the emerging AI space in South East Asia.



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Test.ai nabs $11M Series A led by Google to put bots to work testing apps
For developers, the process of determining whether every new update is going to botch some core functionality can take up a lot of time and resources, and things get far more complicated when you’re managing a multitude of apps.

Test.ai is building a comprehensive system for app testing that relies on bots, not human labor, to see whether an app is ready to start raking in the downloads.

The startup has just closed an $11 million Series A round led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund. Also participating in the round were e.ventures, Uncork Capital and Zetta Venture Partners. Test.ai, which was founded in 2015, has raised $17.6 million to date.
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On the eve of a 6-month pilot, Drive.ai details its self-driving car plans
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This month, the Silicon Valley startup will set loose a fleet of self-driving Nissan NV200 vans in Frisco, Texas. They won’t be completely autonomous — a small army of safety drivers and remote operators will ensure rides go off without a hitch. And the vehicles will be contained in a geofenced area.

But Drive.ai’s six-month test will be one of the largest of its kind so far. When all is said and done, the company hopes to transport over 10,000 people in its driverless cars.
 
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Observe.AI Secures $8 Million In Funding To Use AI To Improve Call Centres
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Observe.AI has secured $8 million in Series A funding led by Nexus Venture Partners with participation from MGV, Liquid 2 Ventures, Hack VC and existing investors Emergent Ventures and Y Combinator. They also announced their agent-first voice AI platform to improve caller satisfaction in call centres worldwide.

Observe.AI’s voice AI platform provides the agent with real-time feedback on customer sentiment and guides them on next best action during the customer call. The AI platform listens to the call stream in real time, uses deep learning and natural language processing (NLP) to understand the context and generates suggestions and guidance for the agent.
 
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Jane.ai raises $8.4M of Series A angel funding
St. Louis-based Jane.ai is the developer of an artificial intelligence platform used to transform the modern workforce. The platform was created to reduce the time employees spend orchestrating work instead of producing work.

Using the Jane.ai platform enables everyday workers to be more productive by providing data integration with cloud application, data mining, data capturing and immediate access to anywhere in the database. Current customers of Jane.ai include Washington University in St. Louis, USA Mortgage, and Ameren.

With the Series A funding, Jane.ai will accelerate commercialization and adoption of its Jane.ai Powered Teammate. Jane’s platform will connect an organization’s stored information across apps, teams and databases, and surface information through real-time conversation interface. Jane.ai adapts to the database of a company to learn its patterns and stored information so future responses will be swift and accurate.
 
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MOV.AI raises $3M in seed funding to create an ‘Android for Robotics’
We all know what Android for smartphones is. A free, (almost) open source operating system for smartphones. But right now there is no equivalent of the “Android for robots.” Instead there are many, many proprietary systems. A new startup plans to address this problem in order for the robotics market to really take off, and for it to have a good slice fo the pie.

MOV.AI plans to create an ecosystem where developers, integrators and manufacturers collaborate to develop the first industry-grade O/S for autonomous intelligent collaborative robots. This could potentially produce smarter robots on a large-scale for operation and production lines.

It’s now raised $3M in seed funding in a round led by Israel-based Viola Ventures and SF-based NFX.

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Drive.ai expands its self-driving cars pilot to Arlington, Texas with federal and city funding
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Hot on the heels of deployment in Frisco, Texas, Drive.ai today announced that it’ll begin piloting a fleet of self-driving cars in Arlington, Texas, later this year. On Tuesday evening, the City of Arlington signed a one-year contract with the autonomous tech startup.

“Drive.ai looks forward to the opportunity to bring our innovative self-driving technology to the City of Arlington. This forward-thinking, bustling city has unique transportation needs, and we plan to provide a last-mile transit solution within a vibrant entertainment district,” Conway Chen, vice president of business strategy at Drive.ai, said in a statement. “Together with the city, we aim to reshape the way people experience transportation in Arlington, Texas.”

Service will kick off on October 19. As in Frisco, passengers will hail Drive.ai’s self-driving cars — which will travel at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour on public roads with a safety operator — with a smartphone app. And they’ll be picked up and dropped off within predefined, geofenced locations — in this case, Arlington’s entertainment district, which includes the Cowboys stadium, Texas Rangers park, and “other venues and locations.”

The initial pilot will include three of Drive.ai’s self-driving vans initially, with the potential to expand to five vehicles at a later date. Drive.ai said it will be funded in part by the city and a $343,000 federal grant.
 
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Flipkart acquires AI startup Liv.ai, eyes more tech acquisitions
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CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy says Flipkart would continue to invest heavily in new technologies, especially in artificial intelligence and machine learning

 
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