Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in Los Angeles
Disclosed deal sizes in this Los Angeles AI set cluster tightly, with one clear outlier: Polsia’s $30M Series A (2026-05-25) is the largest disclosed amoun…
Disclosed deal sizes in this Los Angeles AI set cluster tightly, with one clear outlier: Polsia’s $30M Series A (2026-05-25) is the largest disclosed amount among the shown rounds, and it sits well above the next-largest disclosed figures such as Counterpart’s $50M Series C (2026-04-28) and Snapppt’s $50M (2025-08-05). Across the 50 rows shown, most other disclosed amounts fall in the low-to-mid tens of millions, while smaller disclosed checks like Xtelligent’s $20K (2024-01-15) and Pitch Inc.’s $840K (2024-04-10) mark the floor.
Temporal and stage patterns concentrate in bursts rather than evenly: the most recent dated entry is Deemos Technologies Inc on 2026-06-23, and the 2026 window (June back through April) contains many entries including Chronicle Labs ($500K, 2026-06-16), Polsia ($30M, 2026-05-25), and Counterpart ($50M, 2026-04-28). Stage labeling is mixed, with “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” appearing repeatedly (counted across the rows), alongside multiple visible anchors in Seed/Pre-Seed and several large late-stage raises (e.g., MarqVision $48M, 2025-09-19).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Los Angeles AI list, and how separated is it from the rest?
Counterpart’s $50M Series C (2026-04-28) is the top disclosed amount on the page, tied with Snapppt’s $50M (2025-08-05). The next-largest disclosed figures are in the same general large-round range, including MarqVision’s $48M (2025-09-19) and Polsia’s $30M (2026-05-25).
Where does the smallest disclosed funding land, and what does that imply about dispersion?
The lowest disclosed amount shown is Xtelligent’s $20K (2024-01-15), with another small disclosed check being Revilico Inc’s $150K (2025-03-10) and Icardio.AI’s $100K (2024-08-01). That spread—from $20K to $50M—creates substantial dispersion even though many disclosed rounds cluster in the low-to-mid tens of millions.
Are there time clusters in the most recent dated entries (for outreach targeting)?
Yes. In 2026 alone, multiple rounds appear close together: Chronicle Labs ($500K, 2026-06-16), Polsia ($30M, 2026-05-25), Counterpart ($50M, 2026-04-28), and LighthouseAI ($8M, 2026-04-24). The newest dated entry is Deemos Technologies Inc on 2026-06-23, indicating dense activity in June 2026.
How much of the list is labeled with unknown or undisclosed amounts, relative to fully disclosed rounds?
The page includes several rows where the amount is explicitly “undisclosed” (e.g., Deemos Technologies Inc 2026-06-23; Gambit AI 2026-06-09; FlowPort 2025-05-15), and many others carry “Series Unknown” as the round type (e.g., Deemos Technologies Inc 2026-06-23; Gambit AI 2026-06-09; Nexscient 2026-03-16 $760K). This means analysts should treat disclosed-amount comparisons as partial and focus on the subset with numeric amounts when ranking size.
Which stage labels appear most often, and do they align with the largest checks?
Seed/Pre-Seed and related early labels are frequent in the list, including Zenolabs AI ($150K, Pre-Seed, 2026-05-14) and VeryAI ($10M, Seed, 2026-03-12), alongside larger late-stage raises like Counterpart (Series C, $50M, 2026-04-28) and GrayMatter Robotics (Series B, $45M, 2024-06-20). The biggest disclosed rounds are concentrated in the larger series designations (Series B/C and high-dollar Series A), rather than early-stage checks.
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