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Here's why Ontario is one of the top destinations for all things AI 🤖 Join Steve Paikin on TVO as he hosts Captain's very own CEO Ryan Perera, Chris Walker, the CEO of Untether AI, Sanjana Basu, the Senior Principal from Radical Ventures, and Dr .Tom Corr DBA, ADipC, MBA, ICD, CEO of AI Partnerships Corp. where they discussed all things AI such as: 👉 The importance of government policies, and tax credits in incentivizing AI growth especially as it plants the seed of innovation  👉 The impact of Canada’s startup ecosystem that are betting on young and emerging startups. With Captain's case being supported by Techstars and GreenSky Ventures 👉The speed at which AI is growing and how much of the AI market is "hype" versus real value added To see more things AI, watch the full video here: link in comments 👇

Forbes’ AI 50 honors the privately-held startups developing the most promising business use cases of artificial intelligence. The list is compiled in collaboration with data partners Sequoia and Meritech Capital. Starting last year, we expanded eligibility from companies in North America to all privately-held companies globally. This year, Forbes received 1,932 submissions — more than double last year’s tally of 796 — making a spot on the AI 50 far more competitive than it has ever been. Exactly how did we compile this year's #ForbesAI50 list? Here's the breakdown: https://trib.al/heqNbge

In a video from the recent Skift Global Forum, Spencer Rascoff, CEO of 75 & Sunny Ventures, discusses AI's significant impact on the travel industry. Are legacy companies that implement AI leveraging large teams and extensive data overshadowing startups? Learn in the full video: https://hubs.li/Q024Tslt0

These Are The 10 Hottest AI Startups To Watch For 2024

Forbes’ AI 50 honors the privately-held startups developing the most promising business use cases of artificial intelligence. The list is compiled in collaboration with data partners Sequoia and Meritech Capital. Starting last year, we expanded eligibility from companies in North America to all privately-held companies globally. This year, Forbes received 1,932 submissions — more than double last year’s tally of 796 — making a spot on the AI 50 far more competitive than it has ever been. Exactly how did we compile this year's #ForbesAI50 list? Here's the breakdown: https://trib.al/bRJ0cta

🚀 VOIDS recognized as one of the most promising AI startups in Germany We are selected as a leader in the space of AI forecasting as part of the German AI Startup Landscape 2023 by the appliedAI Institute for Europe gGmbH. 👉 The leading institute for AI technologies in Europe evaluates the startup landscape in the field of Artificial Intelligence annually. Thanks go to the jury, experts from renowned technology firms such as NVIDIA and well known VCs, who have shown trust in the vision of VOIDS. Special thanks our dedicated team and the support of our partners and clients. Our commitment is ongoing: We pioneer AI solutions starting with a lasting impact on the e-commerce industry! 💡 👇 Check out the WirtschaftsWoche article in the comments, showcasing the selected AI startups and their distribution in Germany.

Thank you to AfriBlocks for the feature on their Founder's Insights series, highlighting our journey and story at Botlhale AI, and the important role we play in language diversity in the digital space. For those interested, you can find the link to the full article in the post below. I hope you find the article informative. #BotlhaleAI x #AfriBlocks

The machine does beat our confidence and electricity bills. A warning about LLM and AI from German government: https://lnkd.in/gMDaGDij Yes. Regulation and validation/verification (V&V) are critical. For example, nuclear tests were to V&V atomic bomb models. An UN newly released report said that AI ONLY benefits small amount of states, companies and individuals, i.e., some few humans are making big money by using AI to harm many people. AI is based on math models, and models must be V&V before we can trust them. Using math models to simulate a physical process started from the Manhattan Project in WWII for nuclear bomb design. Then, in 1960s, it came the C4ISR, which is today's AI, whose original missions were just breaching enemy's security, dis-/mis-information, cognitive manipulation, cheat, surveillance, detection for kill, etc.. In our reality, AI causes expensive electricity bills to a C-level friend of ours. 😔 😥 😿 AI can do many things, but NOT everything, at least NOT what we are doing, by using our intellectual property (IP), a copyrighted multilingual metadata. Without metadata, NO data can be found/retrieved, even by AI. https://lnkd.in/g-aJFnXR

Karaçam & Şir x Future AI Summit '24 H. Furkan Karaçam, Cankat Şir, M. Bahadir ISGOREN and Özlem Albayrak of Karaçam & Şir recently attended the Future AI Summit '24 organized by BAU Future Campus. This event brought together key players, including valuable startups and VCs enabling them to explore how next-generation experiences are reshaping our world.