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Thursday April 20, 2017

Mads Rydahl, Unsilo

MADS RYDAHL

Founder & Innovation Executive at Unsilo

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Mads was part of the team behind the voice activated personal assistant Siri, based in Silicon Valley, before it was acquired by Apple. He moved back to Aarhus and in 2012 founded the artificial intelligence driven company Unsilo - a text intelligence tool based on machine learning processes. The company recently got a $2.1 million investment from the Indian consultancy giant, Infosys. Furthermore, Mads is a member of Siri Kommissionen - a Danish initiative mapping how Denmark can turn the digital revolution into a growth and job creator.

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