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The Recursive’s CEE AI Report is the first of its kind extensive mapping of the AI trends in the innovation ecosystem in Central and Eastern Europe. From showcasing the front-running AI product companies to exploring funding opportunities, growth potential, and talent pool available, and highlighting best practices from different countries, our purpose is to paint a picture of the current state of development of AI-first innovations in the region.
Smart Touch Technologies is a Romanian deep tech company that is building an intelligent document
In a Nutshell Warsaw-based CampusAI secured $10M in pre-seed funding to develop a metaverse
In a nutshell Iris.ai, co-founded by Bulgarian Viktor Botev, has secured over €7.6M in funding
In a nutshell Polish-founded DeepL, a startup focused on AI-powered translation services, announced a $300M
In a nutshell Google is donating $1M for AI PhD fellowships at INSAIT (Institute for
In a nutshell Pythagora, an AI dev tool with Croatian founders, announced the successful closure
