Data-Limited Regime, founded by ex-DeepMind engineers, is raising a seed round at a $350M valuation. The AI-training startup is seeking $3.5M from angel investors.
Amount Raised
$3.5 Million
Round Type
Seed
San FranciscoSoftwareArtificial IntelligenceMachine LearningNatural Language ProcessingImage RecognitionComputer VisionDescription
Three software engineers who recently departed Google DeepMind have launched Data-Limited Regime, an AI-training startup. The founders—Max Niederman (CEO), Stephen Yang (CTO), and Byron Luk (president and chief researcher)—are raising seed funding at a $350 million valuation. They were originally seeking $3.5 million from angel investors but have attracted interest from venture capital firms offering larger investments. The team declined over $300 million in stock options to leave DeepMind.
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