@rohanpaul_ai: Sabi has raised a $50M seed round to build a baseball cap that turns brain signals into prompts for AI models. That cap…

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Sabi has raised a $50M seed round, led by Khosla Ventures, to build a baseball-cap-style brain-computer interface featuring up to 100,000 sensors, a custom TSMC-fabricated EEG chip, and a brain foundation model trained on 100,000 hours of neural recordings, reportedly valuing the startup at $600M.

Sabi has raised a $50M seed round to build a baseball cap that turns brain signals into prompts for AI models. That cap can hold up to 100,000 sensors of 1 to 5 millimeters each, feeding a brain foundation model trained on 100,000 hours of labeled neural recordings and Sabi says this cap can predict your next 3-4 keystrokes from brain signals, before you type them. Sabi designed its own EEG chip, and TSMC fabricated it as the first chip purpose-built for consumer brain-computer interfaces. Vinod Khosla led the round with Accel, DST Global, Initialized Capital and former OpenAI product chief Kevin Weil, at a reported $600M valuation.
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Sabi has raised a $50M seed round to build a baseball cap that turns brain signals into prompts for AI models.

That cap can hold up to 100,000 sensors of 1 to 5 millimeters each, feeding a brain foundation model trained on 100,000 hours of labeled neural recordings and Sabi says this cap can predict your next 3-4 keystrokes from brain signals, before you type them.

Sabi designed its own EEG chip, and TSMC fabricated it as the first chip purpose-built for consumer brain-computer interfaces.

Vinod Khosla led the round with Accel, DST Global, Initialized Capital and former OpenAI product chief Kevin Weil, at a reported $600M valuation.

Rahul Chhabra (@rahulchhabra07): we’ve raised $50M from Khosla Ventures, Accel, Initialized, Kevin Weil, DST Global

to build the world’s most wearable BCI cap at Sabi

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