10 AI healthcare startups with the most funding 

Big Data analytics company and magazine Analytics Insight created a list of the 10 artificial intelligence startup companies with the most funding in 2022.

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Here are the findings from the Aug. 13 report:

Note: Companies are listed in alphabetical order.

  1. Argo — Argo is an AI-driving company that has received $3.6 billion in corporate bonds.
  2. Castor — Castor is a New York City-based artificial intelligence company that received $23.5 million in series A funding.
  3. CloudMinds — This robotics software company based out of Irvine, Calif., raised $486.6 million in series B funding.
  4. DataRobot — Boston-based company DataRobot uses AI to help businesses cut costs. The company raised $700 million over all investment rounds.
  5. Delphia — A Toronto-based startup. Delphia uses AI to help analyze datasets. Delphia received $60 million in series A. 
  6. H2O.Ai — H2O.Ai is a Mountain View, Calif.-based AI company that creates analytics models. The company raised $251.1 million in series E.
  7. Observe.AI — Observe.AI uses AI for data analysis. The San Francisco-based company received $214 million in series C funding.
  8. Osaro — Osaro is a San Francisco-based company using AI to help robots move. Osaro received $96.3 million in series C funding.
  9. Owkin — Owkin is a medical AI company based in New York City. The company raised $80 million in funding.
  10. Papercup — Papercup is a company based out of London attempting to bring human emotions to AI dubbing services. The company raised $20 million in series A.

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