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Personal.Ai Has Raised $7.8 Million In Seed Capital To Build Its Personal Language Model, Sets Out To Revolutionize Human-To-Human Conversations With Personal Ais, Prepares For Series A In 2023

Jan 10, 2023over 2 years ago

Amount Raised

$7.8 Million

Round Type

series a

San DiegoInformation Technology

Investors

Bradley Taylor Of Google MoonshotMicrosoftAnirudh Koul Of PinterestKelvin Beachum Of The Arizona CardinalsJane Street CapitalRob GranieriGood FriendsKeshif VenturesVillage GlobalBeni VcBbg VenturesDifferential VenturesSupernode Global

Description

Personal.ai, a leading AI startup, is on a mission to revolutionize human connection with its AI-first messaging platform. The Company has raised $7.8 million to-date to develop its proprietary personal language model. The Company is backed by investors such as Supernode Global, Differential Ventures, BBG Ventures, Beni VC, Village Global, Keshif Ventures, and Good Friends, a VC led by the founders of Warby Parker, Harry’s, and Allbirds. The Company also has various angels and advisors on board, such as Rob Granieri of Jane Street Capital, Kelvin Beachum of the Arizona Cardinals, Anirudh Koul of Pinterest and Microsoft, and Bradley Taylor of Google Moonshot.

Company Information

Company

Personal.ai

Location

6742 ELEGANTE WAY

San Diego, California, United States

About

About Us Personal.ai is building a new collaborative network that reimagines how creators and their communities connect and interact with each other via personal AIs. A personal AI is a digital version of you that continuously learns from your personal knowledge and experiences, has your unique personality, and is able to interact and collaborate with your digital community. Our mission is to help everyone unlock their full potential through AI technology, products, and services. Our vision is for every person to one day have their own personal AI.

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69
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