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[Funding News] CO-based Brightwave Secures $6Million in Seed Funding

Brightwave, a AI-powered research assistant that generates financial analysis on any subject, secures $6million in seed funding. Decibel Partners led the investment, which also included executives from OpenAI, Databricks, Uber, LinkedIn, and Point72 Ventures and Moonfire Ventures as angel investors.

Brightwave, a AI-powered research assistant that generates financial analysis on any subject, secures $6million in seed funding. Decibel Partners led the investment, which also included executives from OpenAI, Databricks, Uber, LinkedIn, and Point72 Ventures and Moonfire Ventures as angel investors.

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The money will be used by the business to grow both its operations and growth initiatives. A financial analysis on any topic can be generated by Brightwave, an AI research assistant service that was co-founded by Mike Conover and Brandon Kotara.

Its custom AI technologies combine insights from a vast body of content, allowing financial professionals to strengthen investing theses, expedite research workflows, and enter every contact with a nuanced perspective.

Mike Conniver said: ā€œArtificial intelligence is a force multiplier for financial professionals, and Brightwave is explicitly designed to act as a partner in thought. In addition to fundamental technical advances, weā€™ve taken a unique approach to product that enables Brightwave users to interactively direct the attention of an AI assistant, allowing them to blend domain expertise with the capabilities of a system that can process information hundreds of times faster and more comprehensively than any person.ā€

About Brightwave

Brightwave is an artificial intelligence research helper that produces reliable and perceptive financial analysis on any topic. A vast collection of hundreds of millions of documents, including breaking news, SEC filings, earnings call transcripts, sell-side research, market data, enterprise knowledge base content, and high-signal, long-tail content from the public internet, are gathered and trained upon by it’s proprietary AI systems.

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