Stanhope raises £2.3m to make AI that mimics human brains

A robot’s brain that won’t hallucinate: Stanhope AI raises £2.3m

Stanhope AI raises £2.3M for neuroscience-driven AI

Stanhope AI, founded by AI experts, secures £2.3M to let machines make human-like decisions in the real world — TFN

Stanhope AI, a London-based startup developing human-like AI based on neuroscience principles, has raised £2.3 million in seed funding. The round was led by UCL Technology Fund, with participation from Creator Fund, MMC Ventures, Moonfire Ventures, and Rockmount Capital. Stanhope AI's technology, called “agentic AI”, aims to create AI systems that can think, adapt, and decide like humans. The company believes this technology will transform the capabilities of AI and robotics.

Stanhope AI Raises £2.3 Million to Develop Human-Like AI

Stanhope AI is a London-based startup aiming to apply neuroscience principles to create human-like artificial intelligence. Founded as a spinout of University College London (UCL), Stanhope AI is run by a founding team of neuroscientists and AI researchers who are developing a form of the technology called “agentic AI”. This is an effort to make a truly human-like thinking machine, capable of making decisions on its own and with limited human supervision. Stanhope is building algorithms based on the human brain, which is constantly making predictions of what happens next and learning and changing from errors. According to the company, agentic models learn autonomously by decoding their environments in real time, while LLMs are fed data by developers.

Stanhope AI is a London-based startup developing “agentic AI” that mimics the human brain to create human-like artificial intelligence.

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Stanhope AI Raises £2.3 Million to Develop Human-Like AI

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