Seattle-based startup Spice AI aims to make it easier for developers to build smart applications. Although AI has made considerable progress in the last decade, there are still, according to the founders of the startup, too many difficulties in building intelligent software. Spice AI is therefore working to reduce them and to do so, announced a 
1 million. Investors such as Madrona Venture Group, Picus Capital, TA Ventures but also Nat Friedman, the CEO of GitHub and Mark Russinovich, CTO of Microsoft Azure have joined this round. Aseem Datar clarified in this regard:
“Madrona has been investing in smart apps for nearly a decade and is excited about Luke and Phillip’s vision to seamlessly integrate AI development into existing workflows so that developers accelerate and create high-quality applications.”
“This is just the beginning, and I’m thrilled to be on this journey together and working with such a talented team from day one to make this a reality.”
Translated from Spice AI veut faciliter l’intégration de l’intelligence artificielle dans les applications
