Artificial Intelligence

SenseTime and Yitu Technology, two of China’s four loss-making “AI dragons,” have few options other than to go public to raise capital.

China’s search giant is scaling its robotaxi operations and increasingly applying its AI technology in urban management.

The Israeli startup counts government agencies, social media companies, video game companies, and streaming sites as clients.

The company can simulate the interaction between different materials in real-time, enhancing the collaborative design process.

AI solutions in healthcare are becoming increasingly commercialized as the sector matures.

The company uses big data and AI to improve the operational efficiency of clothing brands in China.

The other “dragons”—Yitu, SenseTime, and Megvii—are in varying stages of their IPO processes.

Participating startups can benefit from Merck Group’s commercialization, industry connections, and capital investment.