Canadian OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever launches new company focused on safe AI development
New company follows the recent exodus of safety-focused employees at OpenAI.
New company follows the recent exodus of safety-focused employees at OpenAI.
Each startup is receiving between $150,000 to $500,000 based on company stage, needs, and evaluation processes.
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Heylist, Vosyn, Pok Pok, and Ability Biologics have all raised fresh capital.
Uber and Khosla double down as Nvidia, Porsche, IKEA join Toronto AV startup’s cap table.
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Firm is tapping into its “superpowers” to spot early winners in frontier tech.
As part of the Cohere Startup Program, Borderless hopes to attract new customers by opening up its AI offering.
The non-dilutive funding came from PrairiesCan and the City of Edmonton’s Edge Fund.
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Startup says it has delivered energy savings across over 65 million sq. ft. of real estate.
Former Scale AI COO Clement Bourgogne will head the deeptech investor’s Canadian operations.
Alongside partner participation, Scale AI says the projects represent a $96-million investment.
Startup develops solar-powered remote-monitoring cameras that work without Wi-Fi or electricity.
McRock had previously set a $200 million target for Fund III.