ValidMind Raises $8M to Ease Wall Street's AI Risk
By
Lysander Florentino
1 min read
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Fintech startup ValidMind has secured an $8.1 million seed round led by Point72 Ventures, to ease AI risk management headaches for Wall Street. The funding comes amidst increased scrutiny on AI models' unintended consequences and heightened awareness of risk, prompting banks to prioritize compliance documentation. ValidMind aims to cut down the time spent documenting models for compliance, offering a unique solution to the problem. The Palo Alto-based company plans to use the funding to develop features aimed at automating the risk management of third-party vendor solutions. The startup is currently working with four banks for testing proofs of concept, but client names were not disclosed.