TensorZero nabs $7.3M seed to solve the messy world of enterprise LLM development
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Summary
Brooklyn-based start-up TensorZero has secured $7.3m in seed funding from various investors to expand its team and develop its open-source infrastructure.
The company provides tools and support for large language models (LLMs), allowing businesses to build reliable production-ready AI applications.
TensorZero’s platform creates a feedback loop that helps LLM applications learn from real-world feedback for continuous improvement.
The start-up’s approach has attracted significant interest from major banks, AI-focused start-ups, and other organisations.
Currently, firms must use multiple incompatible tools to get their LLM applications from prototype to production, causing a bottleneck in AI development.
By offering a single open-source stack that unifies different capabilities, TensorZero allows companies to bypass this issue.