Canadian startups NLPatent, BorderlessHR, Monark accepted into Google’s Women Founders accelerator
Three startups represent Canada in a cohort of 11 North American companies.
Three startups represent Canada in a cohort of 11 North American companies.
Plus: OpenAI launches webcrawler as Zoom promises it won’t use your videos to train AI tools.
Voiceflow says it makes it easy for AI to say to customers: “How can I help you today?”
Tech luminaries brave tornados and beanbag chairs in this interview compilation recorded live at Startupfest.
Radian6 sold to Salesforce for $436.9 million CAD during Ramsey’s time there.
When conducting due diligence, RBCx’s ‘Capital Whisperer’ said “it’s all about the team.”
Plus: Luge Capital’s David Nault on making investment decisions through the AI hype cycle.
Victoria startup’s solution has been tested at Toronto’s Pearson Airport and Saskatchewan’s Gardiner Dam.
Tenstorrent receives major backing from strategic investors ahead of planned Series D round next year.
Plus: Yoshua Bengio issues stark warning to U.S. Senate.
Nault: AI is the “latest shiny thing that a lot of people are running after.”
Foxquilt uses data analytics and AI to match businesses with insurance products.
Canadian rapper Drake launched his website Drake Related using Shopify Collective.
HumanFirst’s backers include Panache, Inovia, and Real Ventures.
Plus: Meta, Google, OpenAI promise White House responsible AI development.