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AI Education Startup Liulishuo Launches Silicon Valley AI Lab

It all happens in Silicon Valley. At least that’s how it seems with everything to do with artificial intelligence (AI). Liulishuo, otherwise known as LingoChamp, is the world’s largest educator when it comes to AI, so for it to announce that a new AI lab is opening in Silicon Valley is exciting news.

Dr Yang Liu has been employed to run the lab. She draws her experience from being a former research scientist at Facebook, a Visiting Scientist at Google, as well as a professor at the University of Texas and is an expert in both AI and NLP (Natural Language Processing).

Dr Yang Liu has also published more than 140 different research papers covering the field of Natural Language Processing and Speech Processing, so is more than qualified to do the job in hand.

“Our AI lab and the team of experts are the core competency and secret weapon to fuel our future growth in technology and to attract talents like Dr Yang Liu is crucial to the sustainable advantage of our lab,” said co-founder of Liulishuo,

Dr Hui Lin. “Our users, data, algorithm, and application form a closed-loop, which is a rare find for those that are interested in exploring the forefront of AI,” continued Lin. “Dr. Yang Liu’s joining signals that top global AI talents have begun to recognize leading Chinese AI startups like Liulishuo. Our innovation in AI will be gradually revealed in the upcoming products, which will allow users to experience further efficiency boost powered by AI.”

Since the AI startup was founded back in 2012, it’s attracted various talented AI engineers to it and is now considered to be the world’s leading AI+ Education company. It’s even developed the world’s first AI English Teacher which uses deep learning techniques to provide a personalized learning experience for each user.

According to information released from ETS, the AI is three times as effective at teaching compared to that of a human when using CFER (Common European Framework of Reference for Language).

So far the startup’s mobile app has more than 50 million registered users, with more than 600,000 paying for services. It’s now accessed in 379 different cities across 175 counties around the globe.

The company’s most recent funding round was led by CMC Capital Partners and Wu Capital. Other investors of the startup include Cherubi Ventures, Hearst Ventures, IDG Capital, Trustbridge Partners, and GGV Capital.

Source Businsessinsider

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KC Cheung
KC Cheung has over 18 years experience in the technology industry including media, payments, and software and has a keen interest in artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks and its applications in business. Over the years he has worked with some of the leading technology companies, building and growing dynamic teams in a fast moving international environment.
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