More startups than ever are developing artificial intelligence technology or generative AI products at Y Combinator, which kicked off its Winter 2023 Demo Day on Wednesday.Across the entire cohort, 96 companies have AI or generative AI tags in their descriptions on the YC website. More than 80% of those are based in the Bay Area.
More startups than ever are developing artificial intelligence technology or generative AI products at Y Combinator, which kicked off its Winter 2023 Demo Day on Wednesday.
Across the entire cohort, 96 companies have AI or generative AI tags in their descriptions on the YC website. More than 80% of those are based in the Bay Area.
The generative AI tag shows up in YC's database as far back as 2017, but the category has only recently exploded — the current batch has 54 companies identified in the category and close to two-thirds of them are in the Bay Area.
For more details about startups in categories other than AI in the Winter 2023 batch, click here.
expandOfOne co-founders CEO Will Edwards (center) and CTO Adam Proschek (right) with their first employee Bryan Monti. OfOne participated in Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch.OFONE
Here are all of the Bay Area startups and founders developing AI or generative AI products:
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AlphaWatch AI (San Francisco) — Jackson Chen and Varun Varahabhotla
Ariglad (San Francisco/Canada/Denmark) — Ali Avci and Sophie Wyne
Atri Labs (San Francisco) — Darshita Chaturvedia and Shyam Swaroop
BabylonAI (San Francisco/Switzerland) — Rangel Milushev and Ahmad Roumie
Blocktool (San Francisco) — Nicolas Bustamante and Edouard Godfrey
Bluebirds (San Francisco) — Rohan Punamia and Kunal Punera
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