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December 16, 2023
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AI on its head secures $4m seed in a flash.

Inverted AI, a Vancouver-based generative artificial intelligence company working on AV/ADAS development, has secured $4 million in a seed funding round. The investment round was led by Yaletown Partners, a venture capital firm that specializes in backing promising technology companies in Canada. The fund is set to support Inverted AI as it continues to pioneer innovative applications for generative AI within the Auto Tech industry.

  • Inverted AI, a generative artificial intelligence company, has secured $4 million in seed funding.
  • The funding round was led by Yaletown Partners, a venture capital firm focusing on Canadian tech companies.
  • The funds will be used to further develop and innovate applications of generative AI in AV/ADAS development.

Precise details of how the funds would be utilized were not revealed. However, investment in this sector indicates the ongoing interest and potential seen in generative AI technologies, especially in the Auto Tech industry. AV/ADAS development refers to Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems, a significant application of AI in the automotive industry that includes systems like adaptive cruise control, autonomous driving, and others.

This investment reflects the growing trend of venture capital firms directing their resources towards AI-based startups, particularly those applying AI in novel and potentially impactful ways like Inverted AI. With such backing, Inverted AI looks poised for further growth and innovation in the Auto Tech sector, paving the way for advanced AI applications in automotive technology.

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