Startup takes on AI hallucinations with $25M and an HQ rooted in a small town south of Seattle
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Startup takes on AI hallucinations with $25M and an HQ rooted in a small town south of Seattle
Kevin Owens, co-founder and CEO of Resect AI. (Resect AI Photo) Resect AI, an artificial intelligence startup led by a team of scientists and engineers in Washougal, Wash., launched out of stealth Thursday with $25 million in funding to commercialize an open-source technology designed to catch AI hallucinations before they happen. Unlike traditional AI monitoring tools that evaluate generated text after the fact, Resect AI says its patented tech…
Resect launches with $25M to reduce hallucinations in AI models
Seattle-based artificial intelligence research startup Resect AI announced Thursday it raised $25 million in early funding to build an accountability layer for enterprise AI by capturing and reducing hallucinations at runtime. Hallucinations, or confabulations, happen when an AI model replies with a false or fabricated response and presents it with high confidence. At their core, […]
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