Capital Region tech startups came together at a conference to discuss ways to solve problems — in many cases using AI to do it.
Capital Region startups are working on problem-solving and in many cases using artificial intelligence to do it.
Entrepreneurs pitched their solutions at a recent Startup Tech Valley event at Brown’s Revolution Hall in Troy.
One of those startups is Eternal ME in Troy, which was founded last year by Richard Zack.
Eternal ME counters the problem that arises when someone dies without clear, legally binding management plan for his or her digital assets such as cryptocurrency, emails, social profiles, web domains, and images.
Another new startup is Ten Talents. It automates the process of account-based marketing to generate lists of potential business customers based on multiple custom datapoints as well as key contacts within them.
Startup Tech Valley provides a venue for Capital Region entrepreneurs, investors, mentors, students, and startup employees to gather, share ideas and highlight their startups at pitch sessions.
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