US EditionParis-based AI voice startup Gradium nabs $70M seed
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Launched officially on December 2, the start-up is the commercial creation of the Kyutai research laboratory, founded by Xavier Niel, Rodolphe Saadé, and Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google France.
Based in Paris, this artificial intelligence company is co-founded by researchers from Google-DeepMind, Meta and the Kyutai Foundation.
A first stat-up emerges from the laboratory co-founded by Iliad, with the aim of developing a new conversational AI. Two years ago, Kyutai was born in Paris. This non-profit research laboratory was dedicated to meeting the major challenges of artificial intelligence by developing multimodal open models [...] The article Xavier Niel invests in a brand new vocal assistant made in France from Kyutai (Iliad) was published on Universe Freebox
Gradium Raises $70M for Ultra-Low Latency Multilingual Voice AI
From Paris Lab to Global Ambition: Gradium’s $70 Million Leap into Voice AI Dominance In the bustling ecosystem of artificial intelligence startups, few emerge with the kind of financial firepower that signals immediate industry disruption. Gradium, a Paris-based venture specializing in voice AI, has done just that, securing a staggering $70 million in seed funding mere months after its inception. This infusion, led by prominent investors, under…
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