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This Nigerian AI startup built and patented algorithms that could fetch it a $500m exit

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Last updated: March 25, 2025 6:06 am
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“You just need to provide the data, and Autogon AI takes care of the rest.”

Once the data is uploaded, businesses can choose from a variety of AI models depending on their use case. Autogon AI then trains the model on the provided data and generates predictions or insights that can be integrated back into the business’s systems.

“It’s a seamless process that allows businesses to quickly leverage the power of AI without the technical hurdles,” David explained.

Autogon AI also provides ongoing support and monitoring to ensure that the AI models are performing accurately and efficiently.

With Autogon AI, businesses in Nigeria and beyond can now easily integrate AI into their operations without the need for expensive and time-consuming development processes. This could potentially revolutionize the way businesses use AI and make it more accessible to a wider range of industries.

As for the future, David plans to continue improving and expanding Autogon AI’s capabilities to cater to a broader range of use cases and industries. With the potential to democratize AI for businesses across Africa and beyond, Autogon AI could be at the forefront of a new era of AI innovation in the region.

Only time will tell if Autogon AI can live up to its ambitious goals, but for now, it seems to be on the right track to revolutionizing the AI landscape in Nigeria and beyond.

With the rise of startups like Autogon AI, Nigeria’s AI ecosystem is poised for rapid growth and development, potentially catching up with the advancements seen in Western countries. As more companies embrace AI technology, the possibilities for innovation and progress are endless.

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It’s clear that the future of AI in Nigeria is bright, and startups like Autogon AI are leading the way towards a more AI-driven future for the continent.

Autogon AI is revolutionizing the way businesses integrate artificial intelligence into their operations. With just a simple request, companies can tell Autogon AI what they want to build, and the system takes care of the rest. This innovative platform uses a machine learning engine to process and train models, optimizing them for use in various applications. The best part is that Autogon AI automatically generates APIs and SDKs, allowing businesses to seamlessly integrate AI into their websites, applications, or tools without any coding required.

Traditionally, integrating AI into a product would require a dedicated development team. However, with Autogon AI, businesses can access fully functional AI solutions with just a few clicks. For example, an online store looking to implement an AI-powered virtual assistant can easily generate a chatbot using Autogon AI and deploy it on their website within minutes, without the need for any technical setup.

In terms of revenue, Autogon AI operates on a subscription-based model, with businesses paying monthly fees to access its AI tools. The company also generates revenue through custom AI model development and partnerships, particularly in the financial services sector. While specific revenue numbers were not disclosed, the company aims to reach $150,000 to $200,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

One of Autogon AI’s standout offerings is its tuberculosis detection and brain haemorrhage analysis model, which has the potential to be a billion-dollar cash cow. If the drug discovery component goes live, the company could potentially sell it for $500 million. In the meantime, the startup is focused on attracting more businesses and government interest to further grow AI development on the continent.

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Overall, Autogon AI’s innovative approach to AI integration is streamlining the process for businesses and opening up new possibilities for AI applications across various industries. With its user-friendly platform and revenue-generating models, Autogon AI is poised for success in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.

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