We're looking for an awesome Experienced Data Scientist to join our team on our journey to revolutionize personalized medicine About your Role / What will you be doing? BSc/MSc in Biomedical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Telecommunication Engineering, or equivalent degree with 5 years of relevant experience (PhD in a relevant field will be considered) in data science and artificial intelligence, ideally applied to healthcare and signal processing. As personalized medicine becomes the norm, scientists, patients, and healthcare systems worldwide face massive barriers in providing the right treatment to the right patient. Recognized by CB Insights and Financial Times as one of the most promising Digital Health companies in the world, iLoF is building an AI-powered breakthrough platform capable of transforming precision medicine. Our goal is to become the platform that democratizes access to personalized medicine for millions of people living with complex diseases around the globe.

In line with the current state of capital markets, funding for artificial intelligence continues to slow, according to the latest quarterly State of AI report published by CB Insights. Total funding in AI startups is down 31 percent since last quarter and at its lowest since Q3 2020. Mega funding rounds ($100M) are down 39 percent quarter over quarter and at a nine-quarter low. While the stagnation in AI funding will slow down the field, it is also forcing investors to focus more on AI initiatives that are more likely to reach a sustainable business model. A better look at the companies that are getting funding gives a sense of where the industry might be headed in the next few months.

The Advanced Manufacturing 50 is CB Insights' annual list of the 50 most promising private advanced manufacturing companies in the world. This year's inaugural winners cover everything from factory analytics & artificial intelligence (AI) to industrial internet of things (IIoT) cybersecurity. CB Insights has unveiled the winners of the first annual Advanced Manufacturing 50 -- a list of the top private advanced manufacturing companies working to promote faster, safer, more efficient, and more sustainable R&D and production. Some of this year's winners aim to provide robotic systems to help manufacturers increase productivity and reduce labor costs. Others are developing advanced analytics that will allow manufacturers to maximize the efficiency and quality of their processes, systems, equipment, and more.

While much of the world closed down during the COVID-19 pandemic, the gates opened wide for financing early and late-stage startups in the data and AI space. A team at FirstMark Capital, led by partner Matt Turck, has issued the latest of its annual encyclopedic data and AI landscapes. At one end of the spectrum, Turck and colleagues wrote, there is the maturation as evidenced by the breakout IPOs of Snowflake and Confluent, reassuring the VC community that revenues and growth are real and that the onrush of funding is not triggering a replay of the dot com bubble. And yes, the report states that the promise of AI is now being borne out. We're seeing it crop up, not only in the tools that business analysts use like BI but also the fact that in-database machine learning is becoming a checkbox feature, not to mention that Oracle, SAP, Salesforce and others are now routinely incorporating machine learning into enterprise applications.

All the sessions from Transform 2021 are available on-demand now. The pandemic spurred investments in AI across nearly every industry. That's according to CB Insights' AI in the Numbers Q2 2021 report, which found that AI startups attracted record funding -- more than $20 billion -- despite a drop in deal volume. While the adoption rate varies between businesses, a majority of them -- 95% in a recent S&P Global report -- consider AI to be important in their digital transformation efforts. Organizations were expected to invest more than $50 billion in AI systems globally in 2020, according to IDC, up from $37.5 billion in 2019. And by 2024, investment is expected to reach $110 billion.

According to a report by Bloomberg, Indonesian unicorns Gojek and Tokopedia are merging into GoTo. The company will be made up of Gojek's ride-hailing operations, Tokopedia's e-commerce business and a designated fintech unit. Gojek's and Tokopedia's combined valuations on CB Insights would make GoTo the 12th highest-valued startup in the world, worth $17 billion. The merger would create an Indonesia presence among the top 20 unicorns in the world, which consisted of mainly Chinese and U.S. companies as well as one Swedish (Klarna), one Brazilian (Nubank), one Indian (One97 Communications), one British (Checkout.com) According to the CB Insights unicorn list, Chinese AI company Bytedance is the highest-valued startup – currently private, up-and-coming company – in the world.

CB Insights has unveiled its fifth annual "AI 100: The Artificial Intelligence Startups Redefining Industries," and the list includes 10 Israeli companies. The New York-based technology insights platform's research team picked these 100 private market vendors from a pool of over 6,000 applicants and nominees. Representing 12 countries and 18 industries, they were chosen based on factors including business relations, investor profile, R&D activity, market potential, team strength and tech novelty. Beekeepers can mind them through a mobile app.

The AI 100 is CB Insights' annual list of the 100 most promising private AI companies in the world. This year's winners are working on solutions including AI transparency, climate risk, virus modeling, and more. Get an excel file with the entire AI 100 list including each company's total funding, focus area, and more. CB Insights has unveiled the winners of the fifth annual AI 100. This year's cohort of promising private AI companies represents 12 countries and is driving innovation across 18 industries and a broad range of cross-industry applications.

According to analyst CB Insights, Chinese AI company Bytedance is the highest-valued startup – currently private, up-and-coming company – in the world. The venture which is valued at $75 billion is running content platform Toutiao in China, which uses machine learning to tailor a newsfeed for each individual viewer out of traditional and new media sources. The second highest-valued startup according to CB Insights is also from China – ride-hailing service Didi valued at $56 billion. U.S companies now make up only 40 percent of the top 10, down from 60 percent a year ago when Juul Labs and WeWork still made the top 10. The remaining four U.S. startups, Stripe, Airbnb, Space X and Epic Games are valued at between $15 billion and $36 billion.

What comes to mind when you think of deepfakes? A report by CB Insights got me thinking the other day about deepfakes and their impact on AI (artificial intelligence), quantum, and more. In case you didn't know, deepfakes combine the expressions deep learning and fake and artificial intelligence; and that's what we're talking about with next-gen hack tactics using AI. There are a lot of market numbers about AI-as-a-Service market, AI in financial services, AI in the medical sector, AI in the automotive market, AI in marketing, and AI at the edge. There's just so much to discuss when it comes to AI, and we talk about it relatively frequently in an attempt to try to cover it from all sides.