CEO of Higgsfield has opened AI models and product pipelines for developers.
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CEO of the AI startup Higgsfield, Alex Mashrabov, has opened access to pipelines, skills, and models via API. In August, the company raised $400 million at a valuation of $5.4 billion and reached an annual revenue run rate of $700 million. The platform is used by over 30 million people in 238 countries, and its technologies are employed by 390 companies from the Fortune 500. A project called OpenHiggsfield has appeared on GitHub for generating images and videos.
CEO of AI startup Higgsfield, Alex Mashrabov, announced the opening of access to the company's product pipelines, skills, and models via the Higgsfield API. Developers can now use the platform's technologies to create their own products.
According to the company, the API provides access to product pipelines, skills, and models for generating images and videos. The Higgsfield website also features a catalog of models and an API for integrating them into custom applications.
Mashrabov's statement came shortly after a sharp increase in Higgsfield's financial performance. In August, the company raised $400 million in a Series B round at a valuation of $5.4 billion. At that time, the company also announced it had reached a $700 million annualized revenue run rate.
Over the past year, Higgsfield has significantly scaled its business. The platform is used by over 30 million people in 238 countries and territories, and its technologies are employed by 390 companies from the Fortune 500 list.
Meanwhile, a project called OpenHiggsfield appeared on GitHub — a studio for generating images and videos using various AI models. However, the existence of a separate repository does not mean that the source code of the entire commercial Higgsfield platform has been published.
Source: github.com
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