It’s a big week in the US tech space as AI, no-code platform majors raise significant funds. Now let’s have a closer look at some recent advancements and what it is possible to expect from them as a glimpse of the future.Â
AI Governance startup Acuvity has raised $9M to help secure AI systems
Acuvity, an emerging player in the artificial intelligence market, has secured $9 million in seed funding to bolster up its AI Security and Governance solution. This round was co-led by Foundation Capital, and some have been other individuals as Basil Alwan, Sri Reddy and Jonathan Siddharth. Well, $9M may seem a lot, but when it comes to artificial intelligence, it might not be very much sufficient.Â
Acuvity’s platform assists organizations in the adoption of AI by giving the organization full visibility and control over how employees are applying AI. Pisut speaks of it as having a bouncer for the AI systems to prevent some unauthorized tricks being made. Since companies are using AI more than ever, their security measures at Acuvity are in high demand. It shields businesses from data leak, interception and also prevents sending of sensitive info to AI models.
Speaking to the CEO of Acuvity, Satyam Sinha, most companies lack adequate knowledge of how risky it is to use AI. These risks can be mitigated through the platform with the use of real-time monitoring and policy frameworks.
Fastn Gets $2.6M to Boost No-Code Potential
Second is Fastn, a no-code tool that was founded a little less than a year ago and has only recently closed a $2.6 million in seed funding. This round was the fundraising round led by the two top venture capital companies: LiveOak Ventures and Antler, and it is apparent that Fastn is preparing for the disruption of enterprises’ Software Development Life Cycle.Â
There is also the expansion of its platform with intelligent automation based on artificial intelligence, which will enable developers to combine multiple APIs. The main idea of Fastn is to help software development become accessible to anyone, so even individuals with no programming skills will be able to create apps like a pro.
As composable architecture is getting more and more used, Fastn helps to integrate various pieces of a software solution without coding.
When people are talking about Fastn and it’s no-code platform, it is not only about app development at a faster pace, but it is more about providing businesses with an opportunity to work with accurate real-time data. For instance, one of Fastn’s customers, HP, was able to save a lot of time that would have been spent on developing applications from months to days thanks to this platform.
Magic Gets $320M Funding to Disrupt AI Coding
Finally, Dharmesh Moftah, founder of Magic – an AI startup, secured $320 million in its Series B funding round led by ex Google chief exec, Eric Schmidt. Magic targets code generation, which can be best described as the tendency to develop tools that would enable coders to create those long strings of code faster than before, and with less omission of faults.
Here is where magic is not just stopping with what they already created—they are joining forces with Google Cloud to create AI supercomputers. These new forms of artificial intelligence super computers powered by NVIDIA’s future generation of chips will enable Magic to advance the AI training and inference capacity to incredible levels.
Another advantage of Magic is that it can work with a large code base, up to 100 million tokens, which is approximately the number of tokens in 750 novels. They are capable of programming, analyzing the code for errors, and proposing improvements for each step of work.
The Future of Technology appears to be as bright as the present
In the world of technologies, such funding rounds allow demonstrating how many opportunities exist in AI and no-code platforms. Whether in Acuvity protecting AI usage, Fastn boosting the development of an application, or Magic transforming the coding process, the idea cannot be said to be lacking for want of it.
As the companies continue to advance, the general public can only wait for more developments that will define the future of technology applications in the business world and the development sector. It seems that such a future is already today, and the world of technologies has never been so vibrant as now.
