यह कॉलम उस सप्ताह पर एक नज़र डालता है जो एआई में था। पिछला पढ़ें यहाँ उत्पन्न करें.

Before the year started, we pontificated there might be a slowdown in venture dollars and for the first few weeks it was looking like that prediction might be borne out.

While the first half of January saw some nice-sized funding rounds for AI startups, extremely big rounds were nonexistent. In fact, there were no rounds of $100 million or more until the month’s waning days (both Rebellions.ai और Kore.ai announced big raises on Jan. 30).

Overall, the month saw less than $2.2 billion go to AI startups, per Crunchbase तिथि. That came after a year that saw more than $50 billion invested in the AI space.

February, however, has told a very different story — highlighted this week with रिपोर्टों China’s artificial intelligence startup मूनशॉट ए.आई के नेतृत्व में एक फंडिंग राउंड में 1 बिलियन डॉलर से अधिक जुटाए अलीबाबा समूह होल्डिंग और होंगशान, पूर्व में सिकोइया कैपिटल चीन.

In total, the first three weeks of the month have already seen more than $2.6 billion invested — including a half-dozen rounds of $100 million or more — with still a week-and-a-half left.

Aside from the Moonshot AI raise — the first $1 billion AI round of the year — other large rounds in the last week-plus include:

On top of all of that, it has been की रिपोर्ट other big-name AI startups such as स्केल ए.आई. और व्याकुलता एआई may be raising at big valuations.

That predicted slowdown — which many VCs really believed was coming — seems to be more mythical than the unicorn.

वे चीज़ें जिन पर हमारा ध्यान गया और अन्य चीज़ें:

• It was a couple of healthcare tech startups that raised money this week that caught our attention. First up, Nashville, Tennessee-based UnityAI के नेतृत्व में $4 मिलियन का सीड राउंड बंद कर दिया गया मैक्स वेंचर्स. The company uses AI to improve hospital bed management, resource allocation and patient care. It wasn’t that long ago a pandemic threw hospital management for a loop and caused administrators headaches. Perhaps AI could have helped.
• Next up is Paris-based AZmed. The startup raised a Series A worth approximately $16.2 million. AZmed used AI tech to automatically detect fractures in X-rays — allowing doctors to spend more time on more immediate, life-threatening exams and procedures. Doctors have a limited amount of time, and several startups seem determined to use AI to free up more of that time.

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