Artificial Intelligence Canadian startups had a tough Q3, and AI’s popularity isn’t making a big difference Published 2 years ago on October 9, 2023 By Funding to Canadian startups declined by 57% to $808 million in Q3 2023 from the previous quarter, per Tracxn’s Geo Quarterly report. Related Topics:techcrunch Up Next Canadian startups had a tough Q3, and AI’s popularity isn’t making a big difference Don't Miss Canadian startups had a tough Q3, and AI’s popularity isn’t making a big difference Continue Reading You may like Perplexity’s CEO punts on defining ‘plagiarism’ Byju’s says investors don’t have voting right to remove founder from edtech group VCs Elad Gil and Sarah Guo on the risks and rewards of funding AI: “The biggest threat to us in the short run is other people” Renowned investors Elad Gil and Sarah Guo on the risks and rewards of funding AI tech: “The biggest threat to us in the short run is other people” VCs Elad Gil and Sarah Guo on the risks and rewards of funding AI: “The biggest threat to us in the short run is other people” UK government urged to adopt more positive outlook for LLMs to avoid missing ‘AI goldrush’ Click to comment You must be logged in to post a comment Login Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
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