Simply sign up to the Artificial intelligence myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. UK video technology start-up Synthesia has become a global software company, with annual turnover set to ...

The round was led by Google Ventures, sources have told Forbes. Synthesia, a London-based start-up that creates AI-generated videos from text prompts, has reportedly raised $200m in a fresh funding ...

Artificial intelligence video startup Synthesia Ltd. has reportedly raised $200 million in new funding at a $4 billion valuation. Though the company has not confirmed the new raise, Forbes reported ...

London-based AI video generation startup Synthesia has closed a funding round that nearly doubles its valuation to $4 billion, three sources familiar with the matter told Forbes. GV, the venture firm ...

What if creating a professional, multilingual, and interactive video was as simple as typing a few prompts? Imagine replacing hours of filming, editing, and voiceover work with a platform that ...

THIS SUMMER Sir Sadiq Khan, London’s mayor, opened a new glass-fronted office block in the centre of the capital. Its tenant was Synthesia, a firm that turns written prompts into slick videos with ...

The uncanny valley is narrowing. Are we ready for what comes next? Earlier this summer, I walked through the glassy lobby of a fancy office in London, into an elevator, and then along a corridor into ...

Generative artificial intelligence company Synthesia has taken more office space in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood. The deal represents an expansion for the AI firm, which originally took 6,490 square ...

The boss of a £1.5bn British AI business said listing in London is “not a great idea”, highlighting the challenge facing the Square Mile as it seeks to attract more tech companies. Victor Riparbelli, ...

LONDON — Adobe has invested in Synthesia, a British artificial intelligence startup, in a bet that the technology will transform video production. Synthesia told CNBC that Adobe's venture capital arm ...

Synthesia, an AI startup in London, is preparing to pay human actors with company shares in exchange for their likeness, with which it plans to make digital avatars, reported Financial Times. The ...