Why We Invested in Iterative Scopes (Computer Vision vs Cancer)

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Iterative Scopes is announcing shortly a large seed round and is one of the bets we are making through Tau Ventures, an AI-first seed fund in Silicon Valley. The company was incubated at MIT and impressed us with identifying (1) a strong need, (2) building an execution-focused team, and (3) creating a differentiated product. In our diligence we spoke to various experts including the Head of Gastroenterology at Johns Hopkins and the Chief Innovation Officer of Mount Sinai who is a GI, validating for us the need and the solution. This post is focused specifically on the company but also…...

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Amit Garg I have been in Silicon Valley for 20 years -- at Samsung NEXT Ventures, running my own startup (as of May 2019 a series D that has raised $120M and valued at $450M), at Norwest Ventures, and doing product and analytics at Google. My academic training is BS in computer science and MS in biomedical informatics, both from Stanford, and MBA from Harvard. I speak natively 3 languages, live carbon-neutral, am a 70.3 Ironman finisher, and have built a hospital in rural India serving 100,000 people.