Scholé AI, an AI-native learning platform built for the modern workforce, has raised $3 million in funding from ACE Ventures, with participation from The House Fund and FundF, to further grow its enterprise business, build out its team, and continue to improve its adaptive learning engine. As companies look to accelerate the adoption of AI across their organizations, they are increasingly confronted with a growing gap in skills due to outdated, one-size-fits-all learning approaches, which Scholé AI seeks to address. “While AI adoption is accelerating, learning has remained largely static,” said Vinitra Swamy, CEO and co-founder, Scholé AI.
Also Read: goFLUENT Acquires Learnship to Expand AI-Driven Corporate Language Training
“A few decades ago, the internet democratized access to knowledge… No more one-size-fits-all training. That’s the future of learning, and that’s what we’re building at Scholé.” Founded by researchers at EPFL and spun out of research at EPFL and UC Berkeley, Scholé AI provides adaptive and interactive lessons that develop in real-time. With partnerships at Harvard and implementation at global enterprises, the company places itself as a key enabler for enterprises looking to achieve productivity gains through AI.
