Serial Entrepreneur Jordan Kensington Backs AI Expansion With £7 Million Investment Through Invincible Republic
Republic Worldwide Group President Jordan Kensington is making a major move into artificial intelligence, committing £7 million through venture capital company Invincible Republic to build a new generation of AI platforms, products and services, beginning with the rapidly growing MadePossible.ai.
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