Start-Up Raises Millions in Seed Funding to Train AI to Make Decisions Like Humans Do
A London-based, deep-tech start-up recently raised $2.9 million in funding to train artificial intelligence to make decisions in the same way that human beings do. Stanhope AI, which has a robust background in robotics, neuroscience and fintech, was founded as an independent entity from University College London. Renowned names in artificial intelligence research and neuroscience involved in its formation include Professor Rosalyn Moran (current CEO, active inference specialist); Professor Karl Friston of the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology (current director); and Dr. Biswa Sengupta (current technical advisor, specialized in dynamical systems, energy optimization and efficiency). The start-up is pioneering…