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UAE-Based qeen.ai Closes $2.2 Million Pre-Seed Funding

The newly secured funds will enable qeen.ai to further simplify intelligent commerce, making AI solutions accessible and user-friendly for businesses.

By Inc.Arabia Staff
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UAE-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup qeen.ai has closed a $2.2 million pre-seed funding round, led by Wamda Capital. The newly secured funds will enable qeen.ai to further simplify intelligent commerce, making AI solutions accessible and user-friendly for businesses of all sizes.[1]

The funding round saw participation from a mix of international and regional investors, including 10x Founders, Aditum, Dara Holdings, Jabbar Group, Phaze Ventures, and Eureka 460.

Founded in August 2023 by former professionals from Google and DeepMind—Dina Alsamhan, Ahmad Khwileh, and Morteza Ibrahimi—qeen.ai focuses on using GenAI to offer accessible and autonomous AI solutions tailored specifically for e-commerce businesses.

qeen.ai provides no-code and native GenAI product discovery solutions to address the challenges faced by e-commerce enterprises in meeting consumer demands amidst the rise of AI-driven tools.

One of qeen.ai's key offerings is its dynamic content product, powered by AI. This content adapts and improves autonomously in real-time across multiple languages, eliminating the need for manual intervention. Additionally, qeen.ai's generative search functionality enhances the search experience.

Dubai is preparing to host AI Retreat, an event within the city's annual Universal Blueprint for Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Set to take place on June 11th, the gathering is curated by the Dubai Center for Artificial Intelligence and will be hosted at the Museum of the Future, Emirates Tower.

Anticipated to draw over 1,000 engineers, experts, and visionaries nationwide, the AI Retreat will discuss topics like the opportunities, challenges, and optimal implementations of artificial intelligence within the governmental sector.

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