This week, nine startups specializing in artificial intelligence collectively raised 90.1 million euros in funding. Among these, Biolevate secured 30 million euros to fast-track the development of AI agents designed for use in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Wealthcome completed a B-series funding round of 15 million euros to enhance its AI-based wealth management platform, aiming to offer more personalized financial services to clients. Incepto raised 14 million euros to continue expanding its AI solutions for medical imaging, which can assist doctors in diagnosing conditions more accurately and efficiently. Another startup, Kheops, received 12 million euros to develop a platform that aims to simplify interactions between brands and their distributors. Primo raised 6.9 million euros to deploy AI agents focused on enterprise IT management, helping companies streamline their technology operations. Zeliq completed a funding round of 6 million euros to accelerate the development of its agent-based commercial platform, which is designed to improve sales and customer engagement. Reecall raised 3.5 million euros to introduce voice agents into corporate environments, allowing employees to interact with AI systems using spoken commands. AAIS secured 2.2 million euros to build a platform that helps organizations manage cyber risks related to human factors, such as employee error or negligence. LégiPilot completed its first funding round of 500,000 euros to develop an AI-based legal assistant, which can help users with basic legal tasks and information. Additional fundraising efforts this week included Horizom, which raised 10 million euros in the green tech sector, and Lightspring, which secured 3.1 million euros in deep tech. Other startups such as Iopole in legal tech, WheelMove in mobility, and AbTx in biotech also raised significant sums. The total amount raised by AI startups in France this week is reported to be 114.1 million euros, highlighting the growing interest and investment in AI technologies across various sectors. This influx of funding reflects the potential of AI to transform industries ranging from healthcare and finance to legal services and environmental technology.