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Top Startups in AI 2022
Notable Players and Trends Shaping the Innovation Landscape
Venture capital (VC) investment may be experiencing a downturn in the current tech market correction, but last year’s record-breaking investments are starting to pan out. Brands and tech players need to keep an eye on which startups have made the most progress and which still have a long runway with solid survival strategies. By collaborating with the right tech-native startups, marketers and retailers can fill in gaps and accelerate their own strategic goals.
3 KEY QUESTIONS THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER
- What is the VC and startup environment like in 2022, and what is changing?
- Which startups are leading AI innovation in marketing and retail?
- How can marketers and retailers make the most of the AI startup scene?
WHAT’S IN THIS REPORT? We discuss the latest AI startup trends, notable marketing and retail startups to keep an eye on in 2022, and strategies for successfully engaging AI startups to drive innovation and value.
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KEY STAT: Global investment in AI startups has slowed in H1 2022, after reaching a record-setting $51.29 billion last year in the US alone. But startups driving marketing and retail innovation are still poised for success.
authors
Jessica Lis
Contributors
- Chris Keating
- Director, Research
- Michael Tattersall
- Analyst
- Yoram Wurmser
- Principal Analyst
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