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Memory magicians raise $3.3M for Mindmax to put human learning first in the AI age

11.05

AI-powered learning platform Mindmax has raised £2.5 million in venture capital funding in a round led by Concept Ventures , with participation from Redrice Ventures , Daybreak Ventures and Lerer…

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