

Radiance Fields are getting some representation in CB Insight's 8th annual AI 100 list.
Both CSM and Luma AI have made the 2024 list. CSM is a Generative AI company that uses images, sketches or text. On the other hand, Luma AI has three core offerings: Text to 3D, Interactive Captures, and Flythroughs.
Selection for the AI 100 list is based on a comprehensive evaluation of factors including deal activity, industry partnerships, team strength, investor strength, patent activity, and CB Insight's proprietary Mosaic Scores.
Their Mosaic score is designed to predict a company's future success potential by analyzing market momentum and financial viability. In a noteworthy achievement, Luma AI has secured one of the highest Mosaic Scores on the list, ranking with the same score as industry giant, OpenAI.
Congratulations are in order for both CSM and Luma AI as they continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in artificial intelligence and Radiance Fields technology.
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