When DigitalGenius participated in the TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield competition in New York City in 2015, there weren't a lot of companies working on AI and machine learning. Today, it's become much more commonplace, and the company announced a $14.75 million Series A. Global Founders Capital led the round. MMC Ventures, Paua Ventures and several other unnamed new investors also participated They also got help from previous investors Salesforce Ventures, Runa Capital, RRE Ventures, Lumia Capital, Compound and Lerer Hippeau Ventures. Today's investment brings the total to $26 million, according to the company. DigitalGenius may have been ahead of its time, but the market is finally catching up.