AI Video Startup Moonvalley Lands $53M, According to Filing

AI video startup Moonvalley lands $53M, according to filing

Roughly a month after Moonvalley, a Los Angeles-based startup developing AI tools for video creation, secured $43 million in new funding, the company has raised again, according to a filing with the SEC.

SEC filing: Los Angeles-based Moonvalley, which is developing AI tools for video creation, raised $53M, bringing its total funding to about $124M, per PitchBook

Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch: SEC filing: Los Angeles-based Moonvalley, which is developing AI tools for video creation, raised $53M, bringing its total funding to about $124M, per PitchBook  —  Roughly a month after Moonvalley, a Los Angeles-based startup developing AI tools for video creation, said it secured $43 million …

Dailymotion acquires Archery, the company that develops Mojo, an AI-assisted video creation and editing app, which has been downloaded 50M+ times

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To consolidate its position in the social video market, Dailymotion, an international video platform of the CANAL+ group, comes to acquire Mojo, an IA-assisted video creation application edited by Archery Inc. The Dailymotion article takes a key step towards a European social network appeared first on Mediakwest.

Dailymotion acquires AI creation tool Mojo

Dailymotion, the video platform owned by Canal+, has acquired Archery, the company responsible for developing Mojo, the AI-assisted video creation and editing app that has been downloaded more than 50 million times. With its global user base of several million active users, Mojo is a popular app for video creation. With its intuitive interface, ready-to-use […]

Dailymotion announced on Thursday the acquisition of Mojo, a video creation application via artificial intelligence (AI), in order to become "a European social video network" and try to compete with its competitors YouTube and TikTok. With this operation, the amount of which has not been disclosed, the French platform wants to strengthen its position as a European alternative of reference in the field of online video in the face of American and …