Category: Unite.AI

The real estate industry is increasingly adopting AI to enhance decision-making, streamline workflows, and gain a competitive edge. Below is a list of some of the best AI-powered real estate tools popular among agents and investors. These tools cover a range of functionalities including predictive analytics for lead prospecting, automated property valuation, intelligent lead nurturing

AI-driven image recognition is transforming industries, from healthcare and security to autonomous vehicles and retail. These systems analyze vast amounts of visual data, identifying patterns and objects with remarkable accuracy. However, traditional image recognition models come with significant challenges as they require extensive computational resources, struggle with scalability, and cannot often efficiently process large datasets.

Jamie Twiss is an experienced banker and a data scientist who works at the intersection of data science, artificial intelligence, and consumer lending. He currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Carrington Labs, a leading provider of explainable AI-powered credit risk scoring and lending solutions. Previously, he was the Chief Data Officer at a major

AI is evolving at such dramatic pace that any step forward is a step into the unknown. The opportunity is great, but the risks are arguably greater. While AI promises to revolutionize industries – from automating routine tasks to providing deep insights through data analysis – it also gives way to ethical dilemmas, bias, data

AI-powered enterprise search tools are revolutionizing business intelligence, but they come with a significant risk: oversharing sensitive information. Enter Knostic, a cybersecurity startup that has raised an impressive $11 million to tackle the growing issue of AI-driven data leaks. The latest funding round brings the company’s total investment to $14 million and positions it as

The kind of content that users might want to create using a generative model such as Flux or Hunyuan Video may not be always be easily available, even if the content request is fairly generic, and one might guess that the generator could handle it. One example, illustrated in a new paper that we’ll take

AI dubbing startup Dubformer has secured a $3.6 million seed funding round to redefine how emotional depth is captured in media localization. The investment, led by Almaz Capital with participation from s16vc and FinSight, as well as angel investors including Arul Menezes, founder of Microsoft Translator, and Funa Maduka, former head of International Original Film at

Alex Hawkinson is the Founder and CEO of BrightAI, where he leads the mission to awaken critical infrastructure, transitioning operations from reactive to proactive. With over 25 years of experience in IoT, AI, SaaS, and cloud-based technologies, Alex leverages his expertise to transform industries with intelligent, forward-thinking solutions that redefine resilience and efficiency. Before BrightAI

Western tech giants have long been considered to be the dominant force in the AI market. In 2025, the top players are expected to put more than $300 billion into AI development. Just Amazon alone plans to fork over $100B. But the emergence of the Chinese DeepSeek became a major tipping point. It signalled that

Google’s dominance in search is no longer a given. The company that once shaped how the internet was indexed and accessed is now facing competition from AI-driven tools, social platforms, and alternative search engines. For marketers and PR professionals, this shift is more than just a passing trend, it’s a fundamental change in how audiences