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By Devin Coldewey
October 25, 2023
Computer vision has become commonplace across innumerable industries, but the methods of creating and controlling these visual AI models aren’t so easy. Viso is building a low/no-code end-to-end platform that lets companies roll their own computer vision stack, and they just pulled in $9.2M to scale up. There are tons of computer vision models and […]
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Kibsi raises $9.3M for its no-code computer vision platform
Kibsi is an Irvine, California-based startup that is building a no-code computer vision platform that allows businesses to build and deploy computer vision applications. Among the things that set Kibsi apart from many other players in this space is that it lets businesses reuse their existing cameras to create insights into virtually anything they want […]
Jun 22, 2023
Everything you know about computer vision may soon be wrong
Computer vision could be a lot faster and better if we skip the concept of still frames and instead directly analyze the data stream from a camera. A
Mar 10, 2023
Inception raises $50 million to build diffusion models for code and text
Diffusion models already power AI image generators, but Inception thinks they can be even more powerful applied in software development.
Nov 6, 2025
Clarifai introduces vendor-agnostic orchestration capabilities
Clarifai, once known as the young computer vision startup working with the Pentagon on its controversial Project Maven, has distanced itself from its early years of espousing questionable ideas on AI ethics, its interest in building autonomous weapons — years before Silicon Valley warmed up to defense tech — and its potential cyberbreach from Russia. For the past few years, the company has focused on building AI tools for enterprise and government customers. Now the company is unveiling the lat
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