Results of AI'preneurs: participants launched 21 startups from scratch, 7 of which have already received funding
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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The AI’preneurs program by Astana Hub received 250 applications, from which 50 participants created 21 startups. Of these, 9 teams successfully completed the four-month acceleration path with the support of mentors Evgeny Frolov and Nikolai Tyun. Seven of the best projects received Seed Money funding; among the successful ones are AI CARD, AVM.AI, Chat Insider AI, KAFTAN, SalesFlow, Salyq.AI, Qural.AI, Skideo, and Re:create Video.
The AI'preneurs acceleration program, aimed at developing startups in the field of artificial intelligence, received 250 applications, from which 50 talented specialists—developers, engineers, managers, and entrepreneurs—were selected to participate. The participants created 21 startups, 9 of which successfully completed the acceleration program, and the top 7 teams received funding under the Seed Money program.
AI’preneurs is an acceleration program by Astana Hub, where top specialists from various fields come together to form a team and develop an AI startup. As part of the program, participants went through an intensive four-month journey from team formation and idea generation to creating a startup and launching it to the market.
As part of the program, teams gained access to mentorship support, the technopark's infrastructure, and international contacts, ensuring a confident start. A crucial role in the acceleration process was played by lead trackers Evgeny Frolov and Nikolai Tyun, who worked with startups throughout the accelerator, providing attentive guidance and analyzing hypotheses during weekly board meetings.
Out of the 21 projects created within the program, 9 successfully completed the acceleration, demonstrating strong MVPs:
AI CARD — a solution for automating ultrasound heart diagnostics using artificial intelligence. The system analyzes images in real time and compares them with reference data, supporting doctors in decision-making.
AVM.AI — a solution that allows combining scattered graphics cards from around the world to perform tasks in the field of artificial intelligence. The project addresses the issue of shortage and high prices for graphics cards necessary for AI systems.
Chat Insider AI — an AI service for analyzing employee and team behavior through work chats. It monitors engagement, identifies potential issues, and provides recommendations for resolution to managers and HR.
KAFTAN — an ethnographic game in the format of a mini-app in Telegram, which helps users learn Turkic languages and history in an engaging game format. Based on the TON blockchain and integrating AI technologies, the project rewards users for progress and personalizes learning tasks.
SalesFlow — an AI-based platform designed to improve lead management and increase demo conversions for small and medium-sized businesses. It automates follow-ups, activates "cold" leads, and optimizes sales processes through multi-channel integrations with CRM systems such as Salesforce and HubSpot.
Salyq.AI — a startup that simplifies tax declaration submission and provides tax consultation using an AI bot for individual investors and company employees with various assets.
Qural.AI — a project helping HR departments in companies increase productivity and employee satisfaction through personalized development strategies and AI-based career coaching.
Skideo — a platform that helps football clubs and academies find young talents in youth leagues and small regions using computer vision and AI models for analyzing match and training videos.
Re:create Video — a platform that analyzes popular trends and helps create viral content for social media with minimal effort. The platform provides ready-made ideas and tools for creating videos, allowing bloggers and businesses to quickly increase reach and attract new audiences.
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