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Hive joins other leading technology companies and trade organizations in endorsing the NO FAKES Act — a bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at addressing the misuse of generative AI technologies by bad actors.
Earlier today, The Washington Post published a feature detailing Hive’s work with social network Parler, and the role our content moderation solutions have played in protecting their community from harmful content and, as a result, earning their app reinstatement in Apple’s App Store.
Hive’s CEO, Kevin Guo, was featured on TODAY discussing the role of AI in content moderation
Hive, the leading provider of cloud-based enterprise AI solutions to power the next wave of intelligent automation, today announced $85 million in new funding, bringing the company’s total funding to $121 million. The funding values the company at $2 billion.
Hive raises $85M for AI-based APIs to help moderate content, identify objects and more
Hive Raises $85 Million For Contextual And Branded Content AI
Hive’s cloud-hosted machine learning models draw $85M
