Also participating in the fundraising were venture capital firm Inovia Capital and Velocity Fund, which invests in early-stage startups.
It was not immediately clear at what valuation the funds were raised.
Startups deploying artificial intelligence have attracted strong investor interest this year, with five raising more than $1 billion by 2024. Generative AI heavyweight OpenAI is also in talks to raise $6.5 billion in a funding round that would value the company at $150 billion.
Founded in 2019, Scribenote uses artificial intelligence to automate medical record documentation for veterinarians.
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It has automated more than 1.5 million medical records in less than a year, the company said.
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In March this year, Reuters reported that Andreessen Horowitz was close to securing a $7 billion fund that would target startups across multiple industries, including artificial intelligence. It participated in Elon Musk’s company’s $6 billion Series B funding. AI Home xAI in May.
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