TLDR:
- Milan-based startup IdentifAI secured €2.2 million in seed funding to detect fake AI-generated content online.
- The funding was led by United Ventures and other business angels, highlighting a commitment to combatting deepfakes.
IdentifAI, a Milan-based startup specializing in detecting fake AI-generated content online, has raised €2.2 million in seed funding. The round was led by United Ventures, with participation from business angels Edoardo Alessandri, Matteo Fago, and Umberto Paolucci. The investment aims to develop technologies that combat the malicious use of deepfakes and promote a transparent information environment.
IdentifAI aims to empower individuals to distinguish between content created by AI and human creativity. The company’s founder, Marco Ramilli, emphasizes the importance of being informed about the sources of information that shape opinions. The funding will allow IdentifAI to refine their degenerative models, distinguishing between natural and artificial content.
The investment aligns with United Ventures’ focus on innovative solutions to mitigate negative impacts of artificial intelligence. The potential of IdentifAI’s technology has attracted major industry players, with negotiations for market expansion underway. The company’s generative models are trained to identify artifacts created by AI, positioning them as leaders in the deepfake detection industry.
Overall, the funding for IdentifAI represents a significant step towards combatting the spread of fake AI-generated content online and promoting transparency in the digital space.
