Memories.ai Named to Sifted’s 100 Most Promising AI Startups for 2025

Memories.ai, an AI research lab building visual memories for AI, today announced it has been named to Sifted’s AI 100, a list ranking Europe’s most promising AI startups for 2025. The recognition comes during a year of immense growth and momentum for Memories.ai in which it emerged from stealth with $8M in seed funding, and made key hires of leading AI researchers. The list also recognized leading AI startups that include Granola, Fyxer.ai, Encord, and others.

Memories.ai’s Mission to give Machines Visual Memory

Memories.ai is pioneering LVMM, a memory layer for video that lets AI retain context across long timeframes. The company has indexed more than 1 million hours of video and is used by organizations including Samsung, Aosu, PixVerse, and Viggle. Customers use the platform to search, compare, and analyze video over time for security, media, marketing, and robotics.

“We’re honored to be included in Sifted’s AI 100 alongside so many other innovative companies,” said Dr. Shawn Shen, Co-Founder and CEO of Memories.ai. “This comes at the start of an exciting few months at Memories.ai where we plan to announce several new partnerships, products, and financial milestones.”

Memories.ai’s Rapid Growth and Momentum

The company has made waves in recent months by announcing a slew of partnerships with companies that include Runware, Kyoso, Prolific, HeyBoss.ai, Rokid AR, and others. It also hired Chi-Hao (Eddy) Wu, a leading AI researcher from Meta as its Chief AI Officer, and announced a hiring program offering $2M to top AI researchers to join its team. The company plans several more key hiring, product, and partnership announcements in the coming months.

Companies can learn more at https://memories.ai.

About Memories.ai

Memories.ai is the developer of the world’s first Large Visual Memory Model (LVMM). Its technology builds human-like visual memories for AI, enabling machines to see, understand, and recall visual experiences across unlimited timeframes. Its platform delivers persistent, searchable memory for video at scale. Founded in 2024 by former Meta researchers, the company is backed by Susa Ventures, Samsung Next, Crane Venture Partners, Fusion Fund, Seedcamp and Creator Ventures. Learn more at https://memories.ai/.

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