In November 2022 I published a post titled “generative AI will go mainstream when it goes from playful to useful“, and I think you will agree that this transition is in full swing. Not so long ago, we were all posting AI profile pictures on social media, but very quickly we’re now seeing an emergence …
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The talent pool, combined with Israeli entrepreneurs’ high disregard of the impossible and an active early stage investment ecosystem, make us optimistic about the future of this space in Israel
Media and entertainment are the industries most susceptible to tech disruption and generative AI is changing the ball game
Generative AI is already being used in developer workflows. We expect AI to further augment content creation pipelines by generating images, audio, video, and code. 2023 Unity Gaming Report Generative AI is faster than most consumer products and attracting a high level of VC investment, even in today’s tough funding environment. The applications for generative …
A version of this post was originally published in the Remagine Ventures newsletter on March 6, 2023
Generative AI has a lot of potential, but to become truly useful, it will have to get more specialised to complete role-specific tasks
Three Israeli startups tackling the blind spots of AI dependency – real time performance monitoring, reducing bias and AI explainability.
More than 1,200 AI startups (broadly defined) were created in Israel since 2010. 79% of which are still active, 6% have been acquired, and 15% have ceased to operate. With more than 667 of them raising at least one founding round. According to the latest IVC report “Leading AI Technologies in Israel” the evolution of …
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As we approach the last stretch of 2017, I wanted to take stock of the tech trends that shaped our year. In the next post, I’ll cover additional tech trends of 2017 and my predictions for 2018.
The majority of executives believes that AI will have massive impacts on their businesses in the next five years according to a recent study by MIT. Here are 16 UK startups who’ve raised funding in 2017 – learn how they apply technology to solve problems and capture new markets.
