Lcole AI, Creator Of Machine Teaching Technology, Raises 3 Million USD In Seed Funding From Sofinnova Partners
L’école AI has successfully secured $3 million in Seed funding from Sofinnova Partners for its innovative "machine teaching" technology that simplifies complex deep-learning systems for computer vision. The funding will drive the development of the company's proprietary technology, which will be made available to medical professionals and researchers to create personalized AI systems tailored to their areas of expertise. The financial support will also be channeled into expanding the team, accelerating product development, and enhancing business operations. Notable business angels, including Preston-Werner Ventures, participated in the funding round.
L’école AI's vision is to create a user-friendly AI interface that democratizes machine learning and fosters secure collaboration among organizations. Co-founder Louis-Alexandre Etezad-Heydari, who previously co-founded Madbits (acquired by Twitter), emphasized the goal of making computer vision models accessible to non-engineers.
The technology aims to democratize machine learning, particularly in the field of digital medicine, with a focus on health care and life sciences. The company's investors include AI pioneers like Clément Farabet and Nicolas Pinto, and the support from Sofinnova Partners, a prominent European venture capital firm in life sciences, is expected to aid in making a positive impact in tightly regulated markets. L’école AI's founders, Jonathan Alexander Brown, Louis-Alexandre Etezad-Heydari, and Kim Nilsson, each bring their unique expertise to the venture. Jonathan Alexander Brown, a mathematician-turned-actuary, has experience in crafting statistical models for natural catastrophes. Louis-Alexandre Etezad-Heydari, a computer vision pioneer, co-founded Madbits and has a background in Neuroscience. Kim Nilsson, with over 20 years of experience as a software engineer, brings a strong technical foundation to the team.
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