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📣Congrats to the @bria_ai_ team on its $40m Series B funding, bringing legal content and attribution to GenAI photos, videos and music using its foundation model 👏💪#proudfirstinvestor @EntreeCap . https://t.co/x8ypjgjHxk via @techcrunch
Tel Aviv-based Bria, which licenses images from 30+ partners like Getty to train AI, raised a $40M Series B led by Red Dot, taking its total funding to $65M (Globes Online) https://t.co/OiuvDk3ADq https://t.co/iaPGBh6J3b https://t.co/ZOzeer1FAj
We’re excited to announce that Bria has raised $40 million in Series B funding to scale our enterprise-grade GenAI platform, bringing our total capital to $65 million. This funding allows us to expand on three key areas as we scale our platform🧵: https://t.co/cQiBP7MX3l
Bria, a Tel Aviv-based company specializing in generative AI, has successfully raised $40 million in Series B funding, bringing its total capital to $65 million. The funding round was led by Red Dot and will enable Bria to expand its enterprise-grade GenAI platform, which is designed to generate images, videos, and music while ensuring legal content and attribution. The company licenses images from over 30 partners, including Getty, to train its AI models on licensed data. This funding comes amid ongoing discussions in the tech industry regarding copyright implications for generative AI, particularly in light of recent legal cases involving fair use defenses.
