This week, ten French startups utilizing artificial intelligence raised a total of 100.3 million euros in funding. These companies are developing a range of AI-powered solutions across various sectors, from healthcare and cybersecurity to finance and entertainment. The funding highlights the growing interest in AI-driven innovation in France and the diverse applications of the technology in different industries. WhiteLab Genomics raised 23.2 million euros for its AI platform that aims to speed up the design of biological components, which could be used in drug development and genetic research. Rivercell secured 22.4 million euros for its AI models that predict how cells will respond to different stimuli and help identify new targets for therapies. Vocca raised 17.9 million euros for a vocal agent that automates call and appointment management in healthcare settings, helping reduce administrative burdens. Other startups also made significant progress. Netsec raised 8.9 million euros for its cybersecurity platform that automatically detects and fixes security vulnerabilities in digital systems. Cleavr collected 8 million euros for a solution that automates the collection of customer payments, improving efficiency in financial operations. AlloBrain raised 6.3 million euros for a customer relationship platform that combines human support with AI, aiming to enhance customer service experiences. In addition, several other startups raised funds for specialized AI applications. Verso raised 5.4 million euros for its AI-driven consumer research tool, while Fleuret AI secured 4 million euros for autonomous agents that perform penetration tests to identify security flaws. SoonGo raised 2.2 million euros for a platform managing professional vehicle fleets, and Spash raised 2 million euros for video analysis tools used to improve sports performance. The funding spans multiple sectors, including fintech, biotech, medtech, cybersecurity, and edtech, showing the broad impact of AI in modern business.