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Liquid AI, a cutting-edge AI startup co-founded by robotics expert Daniela Rus, has recently closed a $250 million Series A round led by AMD. According to Bloomberg, this funding round has propelled Liquid AI’s valuation to over $2 billion.
### The Power of Liquid Neural Networks
Liquid AI’s primary goal is to create versatile AI systems utilizing a novel type of AI model known as liquid neural networks. These networks are comprised of “neurons” controlled by equations that forecast each neuron’s behavior over time. The term “liquid” in liquid neural networks signifies the flexibility of the architecture, drawing inspiration from the brains of roundworms. Not only are these networks significantly smaller than traditional AI models, but they also demand much less computational power to operate.
### Tailored Solutions for Various Industries
Liquid AI intends to customize liquid neural networks for a range of applications, including e-commerce, consumer electronics, and biotechnology. With AMD’s investment, Liquid AI plans to collaborate with the chipmaker to fine-tune its models for AMD’s GPUs, CPUs, and AI accelerators.
This substantial funding will undoubtedly propel Liquid AI towards achieving its vision of developing a more efficient and adaptable AI model that has the potential to transform multiple industries.
