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Longeye AI Startup Raises $20M for Police Evidence Analysis
Longeye, a San Francisco AI startup, raised $20 million to help police sift digital evidence faster.
In brief
Longeye, a San Francisco AI startup, raised $20 million to help police sift digital evidence faster. Longeye, a San Francisco-based AI startup, raised $20 million in Series A funding to assist U.S. police in analyzing digital evidence more efficiently. Originally reported by Inc.
Longeye Raises $20M Series A Funding
Longeye, a San Francisco-based startup, raised $20 million in Series A funding led by N47 with participation from Andreessen Horowitz’s Dynamism fund.
AI Helps Police Analyze Digital Evidence
Longeye’s AI can digest digital evidence like jail calls, video, and financial records to extract findings and construct timelines.
50 U.S. Agencies Use Longeye for Investigations
Longeye has been adopted by about 50 U.S. justice agencies, including 30 public defenders’ offices and police departments.
The key point
Longeye, a San Francisco-based AI startup, raised $20 million in Series A funding to assist U.S. police in analyzing digital evidence more efficiently.
