Suki just grabbed fresh funding from Hedosophia to beat out Abridge in the healthcare AI race. See the 17-slide pitch deck it used to raise the cash.

Suki, a startup that offers to build artificial intelligence (AI) assistants in healthcare, has raised $70 million in a Series D round, the company told Reuters, as investors place bets on the adoption of generative AI-powered applications in the sector.

Suki, a voice-assistive AI and medical scribe tool, secured $70 million in fresh funding to build out its AI assistant technology for doctors and hospitals. | Suki, a voice-assistive AI and medical scribe tool,

Suki AI Inc., a startup with an artificial intelligence assistant for healthcare professionals, has raised $70 million in funding to enhance its technology.

While there are a number of other companies in the AI medical documentation space, most notably Abridge, which raised a $150 million round earlier this year, Soni points to four ways that Suki is unique, including that the product is an AI assistant, not just an AI scribe.

Suki AI, a healthcare-focused startup, has secured US$70 million in a Series D funding round aimed at further developing its artificial intelligence (AI) assistant tools for hospitals and medical providers.

Suki, a startup specialising in artificial intelligence (AI) assistants for the healthcare sector, has raised $70m in its Series D funding round. The funding round was spearheaded by UK-based tech investment firm Hedosophia,