Metaphysic is building the AI tools and resources that creatives, the entertainment industry, and brands need to develop hyperreal content and tell incredible stories. The software being developed by Metaphysic will help creators process datasets, mix and remix proprietary and open-source AI models and integrate traditional production workflows.
The result is a decentralized production process that can generate exponentially more hyperrealistic content without extra time and cost. Founded by the creators of @DeepTomCruise, Metaphysic and its team have worked with such brands as South Park, Gillette, and The Belgian Football Association.
Metaphysic CEO and co-founder Thomas Graham joins me on the Tech Talks Daily podcast. We discuss the story behind the Tom Cruise Fake videos and how it has raised $7.5 million from leading tech investors and creators, including Section 32, 8VC, TO Ventures, Winklevoss Capital, and Logan Paul.
I learn how the funding will help expand Metaphysic’s groundbreaking work in pushing the boundaries of digital experiences, including its focus on pioneering synthetic content creation tools for emergent metaverse worlds that Facebook and other networks are building.
About Tom
Tom co-founded Metaphysic to develop software and AI tools that create hyper-real synthetic media. Metaphysic is building towards a multi-platform metaverse filled with portable hyperreal AI-created content that people really love. He also founded Heavy.ai (previously OmniSci/MapD) with Todd Mostak at MIT. It is the world’s fastest database and the first GPU in-memory analytics engine. Backed by Tiger Global, NEA, In-Q-Tel, NVIDIA, and Google. Clients include telcos, the US Govt., banks, etc.
Tom also founded TLDR which has invested in and advised many top 100 blockchain projects.
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