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Forbes’ AI 50 honors the privately-held startups developing the most promising business use cases of artificial intelligence. The list is compiled in collaboration with data partners Sequoia and Meritech Capital. The sixth annual edition saw an influx of list newcomers that are supplying the tools or developing the applications to bring generative AI’s technical advances to the enterprise. Creation of the annual list begins with an open call for nominations and, with the help of data partner Meritech Capital, outreach to thousands of possible contenders. Companies do not pay a fee for consideration. Rather, applicants share both qualitative information — such as business models, technical talent and how they’re building and using AI-enabled technology — and quantitative figures such as fundraising, valuation and revenue history. Applicants have the option to submit certain data confidentially. Forbes encourages companies to submit diversity data, though this component is optional. Forbes, Meritech and Sequoia additionally identify a small group of standout startups which did not submit applications, but which deserve further consideration; for these companies, we evaluate publicly available information, including data from PitchBook, Crunchbase and LinkedIn. Starting last year, we expanded eligibility from companies in North America to all privately-held companies globally. This year, Forbes received 1,932 submissions — more than double last year’s tally of 796 — making a spot on the AI 50 far more competitive than it has ever been. These submissions are reviewed quantitatively through a first-pass algorithm developed by Konstantine Buhler, a partner at Sequoia Capital. It scores companies based on three rough criteria: financial performance, company culture and diversity. The algorithm factors information from the submissions, including revenue gains, customer statistics, historical funding and valuation, as well as publicly available data, such as Glassdoor reviews and LinkedIn insights to generate a holistic ranking of all the companies. Non-disclosure of data does not negatively impact a company’s application, but disclosing that information may help the company stand out among its peers. https://lnkd.in/ekgRqWEZ
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