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CAA And Comcast Ventures Among Backers In $84M Funding Round For AI Firm Moonvalley

HOLLYWOOD, JUL 14 – Moonvalley secured $84 million led by General Catalyst to scale Marey, an AI video platform trained on licensed content, aiming to address copyright concerns in filmmaking.

  • Moonvalley, an AI video startup, secured $84 million in its latest financing round to enhance its AI video solutions for Hollywood filmmakers and brands.
  • The funding round, led by General Catalyst with participation from Khosla Ventures and YCombinator, reflects demand for ethical AI models amid industry concerns about unlicensed content.
  • Moonvalley launched Marey last week, an AI video model trained exclusively on licensed footage, aiming to empower creators rather than replace them.
  • CEO Naeem Talukdar emphasized that the new investment demonstrates it is possible to develop advanced technology while maintaining ethical standards, a viewpoint supported by CAA and Comcast Ventures, who commended Moonvalley’s commitment to responsible innovation.
  • The new capital will help Moonvalley scale Marey, expand content libraries, develop APIs, and meet rising studio and brand interest fostering an alternative to unlicensed AI models.
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Business Insider broke the news in United States on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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