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algorithms are often used in video, audio and speech Algorithmic Game Theory is a multi-agent algorithm
recognition. that calculates the equilibrium between the goal of
Machine Learning focuses on the dierent agents, the global goal and set the
the question of how to get Computer vision, through deep learning algorithms, optimal role of every agent.
computers to program
is able to classify object, people, movement, situation,
themselves.
etc. Virtual Personal Assistants is a software that
performs autonomously the tasks of a personal
Tom M. Mitchell,
Robotic gives a robot the ability to learn to interact, assistant.
Carnegie Mellon
in a most natural way, with its environment and
people using its hardware capabilities. Recommendation Engines and Collaborative
Filtering is an algorithm that predict the task of
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is used to costumers by knowing its previous experience. For
interact with human. Its born with the Turing test in instance, the Net i algorithm is a Recommendation
1950. The goal is to know if the user is speaking to a Engines and Collaborative Filtering
computer or another human. It is used for bot, voice
recognition and translation. Supervised learning is like a black box where the
algorithms are trained by giving them a lot of inputs
Collaborative Systems is still at a research level, but and linked outputs in order for them to learn the
the goal is to build autonomous systems that can rule.
work collaboratively between them and with human.
Reinforcement Learning is a supervised learning but
Crowdsourcing and Human Computation, close to with only one example given. Like a child who burns
Virtual Assistants Reinforcement learning
Collaborative Systems, is an area where the computer itself, he only has to do it once to know that re
Deep Learning Gesture control should ask for human expertise if it is conscious that burns. Researchers are currently working on it.
he cannot solve the problem properly.
Unsupervised learning is a black box at which we
give only the inputs and the algorithm adapts itself to
Video recognition understand and give the good output without
Speech recognition previous example. It is the next big step for AI but it
has not been done yet.
Recommendation engines
COULD R2D2 BE
MY BEST FRIEND?
Now computer vision and Lets imagine Daphni, a personal robot. When Daphni then asks for your advice to make the
ee re o nition t or you go to bed you will say to Daphni Please, decision ( w
Theyre not perfect, but they
wake me up at 7am (NLP). When the alarm ).
work. And that enables a lot
of applications, which is why rin ni i t rn on t e oee ine Before leaving your home, Daphni advises
you see all this excitement ( e e ), because it has learnt yo to t e ierent ri e t n e ery ot er
around deep learning and A.I.
t t yo i e to t e yo r oee n o r y e e o t e tr to e yo e
Because now that it works,
there are so many doors that after you wake up (Machine Learning). 10 minutes (Algorithmic Game Theory).
are open all of a sudden. When you are showering, Daphni will ask the Your autonomous car will follow Daphnis
soap provider to give you the amount you advice and take you safely to work ( ee
e
Director of Facebook AI need, which is not the same amount needed learning).
Research (FAIR), for your 10-year-old daughter (Collaborative
Nov. 2015 Systems). Then, Daphni will go to the kitchen Even if this is what we picture when we think
o oti r t e o oee n i e of AI, it is not for an immediate future! It is
it to you ( e ) without adding still impossible to contextualize every life
sugar, however, you used to put sugar in scene. We are not able to make a human
yo r oee t t ree y o yo e rt o ter o e ient o er
Daphni not to add sugar ( e e e of calculation, the robot needs to be huge
Learning i e yo rin yo r oee and equipped of a big and noisy fan. Also,
Daphni tells you about your daily meeting the overall capacities of robots are still
(Virtual Personal Assistant) that he sched- limited. For instance, they are still not able to
uled for you based on the free time slot you climb stairs or open doors unless the house
have (Recommendation Engines and is equipped.
Collaborative Filtering). But he hesitates for
the 5:00pm slot because you have the
possibility to both attend the football game
of your son and meet with your CEO.
THE POWER OF
OPEN SOURCE IN AI
If an alien watched TV before invading
Earth, it would think that the world was
full of robots. In reality, today's robots
are still too stupid to be let loose.
Massimiliano Versace
CEO Neurala
AI has become an unavoidable topic of discussion. Famous CEOs (Bill Gate, Elon Musk, FROM THE 2017 AI BUBBLE
Larry Page), well-known scientists (Stephen Hawking, Ray Kurzweil, Tim Bern-
ers-Lee) and politicians (White house, European Parliament) are concerned about It is surprising to see that the excitement around AI today reminds us of the emphasis
o rti i nte i en e i e o e n or er to n o e n er n re re t e around internet exactly 20 years ago. A lot of people say that they handle the new technol-
future, several associations avec been launched all over the world by public & private ogy, but few know for real what theyll do with it. Thus, we can imagine that the interest
researchers. ro n i e te t e e ne t t o or t ree ye r internet e i t t e en o t e
90s, and then will rise progressively. For sure it will revolutionize a lot of industries and will
Amazon, Facebook, Google, IBM and Microsoft combine forces by sharing their work create numbers of new usages. If we continue the parallel, we may think that the Google of
in the Partnership on AI. AI is about to be created and will require some time before duplicating the Google success.
on n t n o n e en non ro t o i tion or re e r The interviews of 4 worldwide recognized experts reminds us that the visibility is low and
Stanford University has asked leading thinkers to study the AI evolution for the next that it is hard to make realistic projec-tions regarding the potential maturity of AI: Luc Julia
100 years through the AI100 annual report. iri in entor e e r n e oo rti i nte i en e e e r r no i onnier
(Founder of Aldebaran Robotics), Massimilano Versace (CEO of NEURALA)
e e t e ert o t e e re e i eir in oti tion re in i -
tion. In order to attract them, GAFA had to meet their expectation, that is why the
technological breakthroughs are public and the entire research is open source.
In addition to the famous ones a multitude of association are created all over the
world to share and accelerate work on AI:
AIInternational, (AAAI), CSAIL (MIT), EAIA & ECCAI (Europe), AIRC (Japan), AFIA(France),
DFKI (Germany), CAAI (China), RAAI (Russia), AEPIA (Spain), PRICAI (Australia), SMIA
(Mexico), NAIS (Norway), AISB (UK) and a lot more
Alexandre Lebrun is a successful serial
entrepreneur and the former co-founder
and CEO of Wit.ai that he sold to Facebook
in 2015. He then joined the Facebook
Arti cial Intelligence Research (FAIR)
group. He is passionate about language,
TO THE BIG BANG AROUND THE COMBINATION OF and helping machines understand humans.
BRAINIZATION AND SOLIDIFICATION
How would you de ne arti cial intelligence?
AI is the art of teaching machines how to reproduce human tasks. Technically,
we use machine learning to build AI systems. Right now, supervised learning is
After the digitalization of the economy we will be the witnesses or the actors of its very successful: we train a neural net with lots of examples -- know inputs and
brainization. outputs, for instances pictures of objects and their description -- and then the
t t i ti e e i o er e t e o i i tion o t e e ono y with the development of machine is capable to reproduce the task with inputs that were never seen
service robots. Their mission is to replicate mechanical functions realized by human before.
being in a moving environment (not to be confused with industrialized robots that are
in a closed environment). The autonomous cars are service robots. The service robots
What are the main challenges for the next e ears?
sector has not yet exploded since robots are without brains. AI enable the brainization
The main challenge is to give machines some sort of common sense. For
of robots, and ultimately change our lives drastically as well as the organisation of
instance, if you want to do a perfect translation from Chinese to French, you
work.
really need to understand the cultures of both source and target languages.
We have seen a lot of corporations that have missed the digitalization and are now Babies learn common sense by exploring the world, trying dierent actions,
tr in to r i e r ini tion n o i i tion o t e e ono y i e i i r observing how these actions impact the world. This is what we call "unsuper-
or even more powerful impact for the ones that dont see and anticipate its potential. vised learning".
A step towards unsupervised learning could be reinforcement learning (RL), an
AI will become a commodity like electricity and Internet are today. The question approach that's very hot this year. With RL we try to take into account reward
i i i t to n er i en i it e t e e en it e r t e e i or punishment feedback in real time. For instance, a child does not need to get
rely on the services developed around AI and not on the technology itself burnt 1000 times before he or she understands boiling water is hot -- but our
classical supervised learning model do need that many examples before they
can get it!
e e e e e e e e
Beside the power of calculation that has increased tremendously in the next 25
years, we havent see any break through. Algorithms that are used today are
the same of the ones used 25 years ago. Thus, I cant be optimistic for the next
5 years.
However, AI should focus on analysing data with so called deep learning
algorithm. Deep learning is, once again, only due to computational power. 25
years ago you had to wait 1 day for your algorithm to run a 2 layers neural
network. Nowadays, a 10 layers neural network gives its result in real time.
Beside big data, research should focus on cross-domain by crossing two
algorithms that work on separate domains.
WHAT COULD SLOW
THE EMERGENCE OF AI
AS A STANDARD?
"The internet and the platforms that it
makes possible a o ery small groups of
individuals to make enormous pro ts
i e employing very fe eople. This is
inevitable, it is progress, but it is also
socially destructive."
S ep en Hawking
e e
There is a disappointment caused by the state of current technologies. Everyone
i i in t e i e ee in Ho y oo o ie n t e e ite ent ro n
it to y e t e e e t tion ro e re ity i t t e i not e ie
as a best friend for a long time. As internet in the early 2000s, the interest around
e
i e re e
AI could backlash because of the fear of It should not be seen as a threat but an
or er to e re e y inte i ent opportunity. It is going to modify
e e e
machines, according to Forester markets organization but the mutation
e tion n e o i tion or t e ro t in t e ne t ye r
e e r o o i e re e i e progressive as it as ith
o i re on i e en e ri en r r e or n inte i ent
y y i re e ent i Internet and the digitalization of most of
e i e i e i Ho n i tion e re ente ro ro -
surely lead to protests and thus political the industries. Some players i not
tin r i i ri in tion or n n i e tin o o re t e
e te n n i tori oint o ie have the mind-set to adapt but ne
in o e ien ie en e y te no o ie n t rote tion
innovation leads to productivity improve- players i ecome leaders in their
o e or e to eo e o e i re ren ere o o ete
ent o t e o o to orro re ti to domain of e ertise. We are in the
(AI100)
e eter ine ne e t e process of brainization.
The legislation should learn to adapt itself and be reactive by anticipating
business of phone operators suddenly
t e inno tion e n re y e re t e ee t o tron re -
disappeared long ago. On the other
tion. Fortunately, things are moving fast and the European Parliament is
hand, the automation and the adoption
already debating on robots legal status.
of the phone have increased the produc-
tivity of other jobs.
When there is an innovation America makes a business, China copies it and
Europe regulates it.
Emma Marcegaglia president of ENI
HOW FAST DOES IT GO?
WHO ARE THE ACTORS,
WHERE ARE THEY
AND WHAT DO THEY DO?
WELL BEING
REMINIZ
WITHINGS
WANDERCRAFT
SOMFY
WHAT IS THE MARKET
AND WHO PAYS
FOR IT? Source CAGR Valuation 2020
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et re ort t Anomali
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Kindred tt e
Framed e ti e
in17
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en o rin t e nOrbital
erInsight
e eeInct t t Recorded
e in e t ent re re ent ore t n ti e t e
Future Farmers Business Network
tion o t e r et n ot er or t ey re e nite y ettin on t e t re e e tion i
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nervana systems itseez IQ Engines Movidius
5
e n t in t t i ery ro i in e tor r ro ein t re n it ri t
t re Indisys MAANA ninebot LU Lumiata Sigfex
4 The ecosystem is understanding the added value of AI in each sector. Such as the
3 automation of customer services. Gartner Inc. predicts that, by 2020, 85% of
customer interactions will be managed by machines.
2 Therefore, we have seen trends such as bot companies in 2016 and VCs invest-
1 ments are going along with these trends.
0 These investments are led by big actors, mainly from the US.
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
CVC 30 +
INTEL Indisys Embodied Cognitive Scale Lu lumiata
since 2011
Rithmio Gotlt! Perfant Savioke emotient
BLUE RIVER CAPPELA SPACE ila LiftIgniter Other players are investing a lot in AI as well, judging
COLLECTIVE that it is the new technology shift: New Enterprise
carsabi TIMEFUL SI Vicarious Atomwise Zymergen Associates, Plug and Play ventures, Horizons Ventures,
Formation 8, Andreessen Horowitz, Accel Partners, GE
DroneDeplay CloudMedx Nervana Verdigris Technologies
ventures, Samsung Ventures, 500startups
KINDRED
FRAMED
MindMeld
SCALYR
Rocana
ANOMALI DATANYZE
VC KHOSLA 15 +
Blue River Timeful SI Kaggle Atomwise
VENTURES
MetaMind ThoughtSpot Vicarious CrowdMed
INVESTORS Kortschak Investments, L.P. 16 $US2 100 000 000,00 2017-01 USA #BigData
#PredictiveAnalytics
IN THE AI STARTUPS Google, Alibaba 3 $US1 390 000 000,00 2016-02 USA #AR #ComputerVision
Floodgate, GE, IVP, Khosla 7 $US106 350 000,00 2015-03 USA #BigData
Ventures, #PredictiveAnalytics
KPCB, U.S. Department of
Defense
MNCs also create dedicated venture funds to have a piece of the AI Thus, big players have truly understood that AI is a revolution that cant
revolution. Intel Capital is the second VC in the world to invest in AI, be missed. All the investments committed will make AI the standard of
Goo e ent re i o rt n t e tent o ition e n G ent re tomorrow.
Google and Intel are, by far, the most pro-active buyers and investors in
e e e we
t e ierent e tor
With its $400M acquisition of Deepmind in 2014, Alphabet (at the time B e e e e e
Goo e on r e it i ro e to y on t e ro t
Facebook has created an AI division and has recruited Yann LeCun, a
e e e e
French Deep Learning expert to lead this revolution. e e ee w e e
More than that Microsoft, through Microsoft Ventures, has invested in the e e
Element AI incubator, an accelerator & research lab for AI startups based
in Montreal connected to the world's best academic ecosystems.
Most pessimists say that with the computer intelligence on their sides,
GAFAs (and Chinese BATX) would be powerful enough to reverse the
In addition, Amazon announced that they give its AI blocks Rekognition,
world political order!
Polly and Lex to anyone that asks. Lex is the technology that powers
Amazon Alexa, and allows developers to integrate rich conversational
e erien e in t eir oerin o yi t te o t e rt te t to ee
service that has forty-seven life-like voices in twenty languages. Rekogni-
tion is an image processing service, that can identify content in images.
ARTIFICIAL NAME
INTELLIGENCE:
MOST ACTIVE 11
cleversense DeepMind Api.ai Vision Factory Timeful emu
CORPORATE
Moodstock Jetpac DNNresearch Granata Dark Blue Labs
Clarifai
urban engines
Anomali MindMeld
Granular
Kindred
Ionic Scalyr
Framed
2011-2016YTD 17
THE CLIMATE CORPORATION Kensho Rocana Datanyze
1 Prelert
0
0
ARTIFICIAL IBM
3 Cognea Explorys AlchemyAPI
INTELLIGENCE:
3 Cognitive scale PCSapi WayBlazer
1 Hortonworks
3 Wit.AI Face.com
FACEBOOK
1 Hello Heart
1 Baixing
AOL
3 Sociocast Convertro Gravity
0
2 DESTI Medio
2 ANGEL.AI Orbeus
AMAZON
3 Parracel Rachio
NICE 2
0
Causata Nexidia
2 Crosswize Palerra
ORACLE
0
DAPHNI WONT MISS IT EITHER WHAT THEY THINK
In 1996 it was considered disruptive to launch a project within the sector of Internet. In 2016
what is disruptive is not to create a company in the Internet sector but to launch an
ABOUT AI
insuretech AI, an agritech AI
We think AI is a buzzword that is not properly used. AI is a tool and not an end. It is a
Massimiliano Versace is the co-founder and
CEO of Neurala Inc. a company that emu-
resource for startup to develop new services that will disrupt many industries. However, lots
lates the human brain function in software.
of entrepreneurs claim to have a technology that works whereas they back their algorithms
He founded the Boston University Neuro-
with cheap labours. We dont want entrepreneurs to promise a technology while having
morphics Lab where he has pioneered the
nothing. research of Deep Learning and Arti cial
Neural networks.
e e i r o o r in e t ent t e i
Larry Page
1. w . AI is a buzzword. Too many projects declare they are
developing AI assets while they are only working on basics algorithms
2. No Algorithm 20% better than the one developed by the competition. Indeed, AI How would you de ne arti cial intelligence?
research is an open source and led by GAFA. Competitive advantage wont last Arti cial intelligence consists in computer programs that emulate aspects of
against the powerful open source consortium. animal behavior and competences in software or hardware. Among AI, Neural
3. Automation of rebarbative tasks/ data mining tasks will mutate thanks to AI. For Networks and Deep Networks are a sub- eld that is enjoying the best results
in t n e t e r e not re y yet i it i e t eir business. It should among all AI techniques due to their ability to more closely emulate brain
happen rapidly with the emergence of AI. Part of their value is to search into data processes and robustness.
n or er e n n o tion t to t e tion o t e e t ey
have to deal with. This task could be optimized thanks to AI. What are the main challenges for the next e ears?
4. Owning of proprietary data set and strong sector expertise. The belonging of AI and Deep Networks today are laser-focused on individual competences,
tremendous amount of data (coming from internet and sensors that have starting such as visual perception, speech recognition, navigation, motor control, to
to appear everywhere) as well as of a strong sector expertise on a vertical market name a few. But, real intelligence uses senses that work together. Today's
enable the development of new disruptive services and new usages. mobile robots, drones, and self-driving cars need advanced and, more impor-
5. AI will give service robots a brain. Service robotics will revolutionize numbers of tantly, coordinated capabilities in perception and mobility to be ee tively 'put
sectors. Logistic and transportation market are good examples of this mutation. to work' in complex environments. To date, the best implementations of these
capabilities in a "single package" come from biology. The challenge for AI is to
We are convinced that AI will become a new standard and it will automate rebarbative tasks, recognize that the unit of AI is a brain rather than its individual competence.
personalize products, prevent energy waste, increase security, create new jobs and so on so forth
AI is not a threat but an opportunity to cease and we wont miss the brainization turn of the Will AI look like Sci-Fi in the next 50 years?
economy. The feeling for humans is that they wont be alone anymore there will be
The similarity of AI today and Internet 20 years ago are too obvious to be ignored. The powerful brains in every device that will render our environment richer and
market is growing fast and we think it is a good time to invest in good technologies that more interactive. And smarter.
i r t e i erti
AT DAPHNI WE BELIEVE IN THE EUROPEAN NATURAL COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE OVER THE OMNIPOTENT US
Vulcan Capital,
4info funding 7 $ 66 ,790,000 2004 2014-08 USA #Adtech
USVP Gannett CO
Salesforce, Bain Capital
6sense funding 3 $ 36,00,000 2013 2015-07 USA #PredictiveAnalytics
Battery, Venrock
Fenox Venture Capital,
#BigData #Analytics
Affectiva funding Horizons 4 $ 33,720,000 2009 2016-05 USA
KPCB, Myrian Capital #HealthTech
Apixio funding Bain Capital, SSM Partners 5 $ 36,090,000 2009 2016-05 USA #Healthtech
1 Hortonworks
3 Wit.AI Face.com
STARTUP TYPE INVESTORS FACEBOOKN ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
1 Hello Heart
Butterfly Aeris Capital
EBAY
funding 1 3 $ 100,000,000 2011
Expert Maker 2014-11
Sales Predict USA
Hunch #HealthTech
Network Jonathan M. Rothberg
1 Baixing
Carmat IPO Public Valuation $ 67,700,000 2008 2016-02 FRA #HealthTech
3
AOL
Sociocast Convertro Gravity
USV, Menlo Ventures
ClarifAI funding 2 0 $ 40,000,000 2013 2016-10 USA #ComputerVision
Qualcomm
2 DESTI Medio
Seven ventures
Clark funding 2 $ 14,750,000 2015 2016-08 GER #Fintech #InsurTech
Rocketfuel Workfusion Sensoro Netpulse
Axel Springer
NOKIA 9 babel Cedexis Indix Rapidminer Moovit
Cognea acquisition IBM / undisclosed 2013 2014-05 USA #bot
Keytone Ventures
Customer #BigData
funding HSCB, Aster Capital 3 $ 16,000,000 2013 2016-01 USA
Matrix #PredictiveAnalytics
Blackstone, Insight
ventures
STARTUP
STARTUP TYPE
TYPE INVESTORS N ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
Dark Blue
acquisition Google / undisclosed 2014 2014-10 UK #DeepLearning #bigdata
Labs
Darktrace funding KKR & Co., Summit Partners 3 $ 104,500,000 2013 2016-07 UK #CyberSecurity
Deepgram funding Ycombinator, Compound 2 $ 1,920,000 2012 2016-09 USA #NLP #AudioRecognition
#BigData
Deepomatic funding Alven Capital 1 $ 1,000,000 2012 2015-09 FRA
#PredictiveAnalytics
Amazon, Microsoft
Defined #BigData
funding Accelerator 1 $ 1,100,000 2012 2016-09 POR
Crowd #PredictiveAnalytics
Sony, Swan Venture
DNN #ComputerVision
Acquisition Google / Undisclosed 2012 2013-03 CAN
Research #VoiceReco
Sequoia Capital
Drawbridge funding 3 $ 45,500,000 2012 2016-05 USA #Adtech
Northgate Capital
#BigData
DreamQuark funding /// looking for $ 5,000,000 2012 / FRA
#PredictiveAnalytics
Northern Light VC
drive.ai funding Oriza Venture 1 $ 12,000,000 2012 2016-03 USA #AutonomousCar
STARTUP TYPE INVESTORS N ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
Face++ funding Ignition Partners, Qiming $ 48,000,000 2012 2015-05 CHN #ComputerVision
Venture
Graphcore funding C4 ventures, Samsung, Robert Bosch VC 1 $ 30,000,000 2016 2016-10 UK #Hardware
icarbonx funding Transamerica Ventures 1 $ 150,000,000 2015 2016-04 CHN #Bigdata #HealthTech
Tencent
#ComputerVision
Madbits Acquisition twitter / undisclosed 2013 2014-07 USA
#DataBase
Magic Leap funding Google, Alibaba 3 $ 1,390,000,000 2011 2016-02 USA #AR #ComputerVision
STARTUP TYPE INVESTORS N ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
Mist Systems funding GV, Cisco investments 2 $ 42,400,000 2014 2016-10 USA #VoiceRecognition #IoT
Nara Logics funding 406 ventures, Peter de Roetth 1 $ 13,000,000 2010 2014-10 USA #AIAAS
Navya funding 360 Capital Partners 3 $ 38,020,000 2014 2016-10 FRA #AutonomousCar
Oben funding CrestValue Capital 2 $ 7,700,000 2014 2016-11 USA #IoT #VR
Ozlo funding Greylock, AME cloud 1 $ 14,000,000 2013 2016-05 USA #Bot #BigData
Palantir funding Kortschak Investments, L.P. 15 $ 1,990,000,000 2004 2015-02 USA #PredictiveAnalytics
STARTUP TYPE INVESTORS N ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
Paxata funding Accel Partner, Intel, 4 $ 60,990,000 2012 2016-10 USA #BigData
Microsoft EDB #PredictiveAnalytics
investments
funding Kima ventures & Bas 1 $ 1,120,000 2015 2016-06 FRA #Bot
Recast.AI
Sentient Tech. funding Access industries, 3 $ 143,800,000 2007 2014-11 USA #ProcessAutomation
Horizons ventures #AIAAS
Tata Communication
SkyTree funding Scott McNealy, UPS, USVP 3 $ 20,500,000 2012 2013-04 USA #BigData #PredictiveAnalytics
Javelin Venture American
Express
STARTUP TYPE INVESTORS N ROUNDS TOTAL FUNDING FOUNDED ON LAST FUNDING COUNTRY INDUSTRY
X.AI investor funding Two Sigma Ventures, 3 $ 34,300,000 2014 2016-04 USA #PersonalAssistant
FirstMark Capital
IA ventures, SoftBank
Capital
Zero zero funding IDG, GSR Ventures 2 $ 25,000,000 2014 2016-04 CHN #drone #ComputerVision
robotics ZhenFund & ZUIG
Zymergen funding Data collective, SoftBank 3 $ 174,140,000 2013 2016-10 USA #Robotics
#BioInformatics
#BigData