1. AIBrain

AIBrain is an artificial intelligence company located in California, USA, specializing in AI solutions for smartphones and robot applications. It has its own artificial intelligence platform IRSP and focuses on the development of artificial intelligence.

2. Amazon

The online retail giant with the largest variety of goods in the world has now entered the field of artificial intelligence through services and products. Their Amazon robots have begun to learn the ability to use data to predict and find patterns. Amazon's artificial intelligence service robot Alexa is now available.

3. Anki

Anki is a toy robot company invested by banking giant Morgan and is headquartered in San Francisco. Anki's flagship robot is Cozmo, which is known as one of the most advanced consumer robots to date due to its excellent emotional response. It has expressions and emotions, and can charge itself when it runs out of power.

4. Apple

Apple has acquired four artificial intelligence startups in the past three years, heralding their determination to enter the field of artificial intelligence. Over the years, Apple's virtual assistant Siri has evolved from a simple voice assistant to a mature voice robot.

5. Banjo

Banjo is a social networking company that received $100 million in funding from Japan's SoftBank Group in 2015. They use artificial intelligence to integrate data from social media, combining geolocation and social software, so that users can view activities around them or view what is happening around a certain address.

6. CloudMinds

CloudMinds is developing what it calls a cloud-based intelligence robot system. CI is different from AI in that it combines machines with humans rather than treating them as separate entities, but allows robots to be controlled by people.

7. Facebook

This company, which serves 3 billion users worldwide, is willing to invest in strategic investments in artificial intelligence. So far, Facebook has opened three artificial intelligence labs and acquired two AI companies, Masquerade and Zurich Eye.

8. Google

Among all Internet companies, Google is the leader in the field of artificial intelligence, ranking first in the list of companies with the highest brand value. They have long begun to deploy artificial intelligence on a large scale and have invested heavily. In four years, Google has acquired 12 AI startups, with research focused on recommending language translation, visual processing, and ranking and prediction capabilities.

9. H2O

H2O is an artificial intelligence project launched by Oxdata, which mainly serves data scientists and developers. It is used by more than 100,000 data scientists in more than 10,000 organizations around the world to provide them with a fast machine learning engine. It also claims to be the "world's leading open source machine learning platform."

10. IBM

Since the 1950s, IBM has been a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence. It has always focused on artificial intelligence. Among them, Watson supercomputer is one of the most well-known AI projects. This computer can learn language and human knowledge.

11. iCarbonX

iCarbonX is a Chinese biotechnology company that uses artificial intelligence to provide personalized health analysis and health index prediction. It has formed an alliance with seven tech companies from around the world that focus on collecting different types of healthcare data, and will use algorithms to analyze genomic, physiological, and behavioral data and provide customized health and medical recommendations.

12. Intel

Intel has recognized the importance of artificial intelligence and wants to stay ahead of the curve by supporting and investing in AI technology. Intel has separately invested in several AI startups, in addition to its numerous acquisitions, like Microsoft. The company touts its commitment to open source through optimized machine learning frameworks and libraries, and their acquisition of Nervana Systems, which allowed them to leverage their machine learning experts.