According to a report by Bloomberg, two prominent scientists from Google's AI unit, DeepMind, are in discussions with potential investors to establish an AI startup based in Paris. The funding round being considered is expected to surpass an impressive 200 million euros, highlighting the significant investment interest surrounding the field of artificial intelligence.
The report identifies the scientists as Laurent Sifre and Karl Tuyls, both recognized as industry leaders within their respective areas of expertise. Their involvement in this venture further solidifies the reputation of the project.
The proposed funding round serves as a testament to the growing enthusiasm among investors for AI, particularly within the French market. Notably, startups originating from Paris universities and Silicon Valley have garnered substantial financial backing from local venture capitalists and influential business figures.
DeepMind Scientists in Talks for Paris-Based AI Startup, Seeking €200M Funding
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