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Check out the pitch deck children's language learning startup MyBuddy.ai used to raise $1 million in funding

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MyBuddy.ai, a startup developing tools to help kids learn English, has raised $1 million in seed funding, backed by LETA Capital. 

The firm, based in San Francisco, has developed an AI virtual tutor called Buddy, which coaches kids learning English through a series of lessons. 

According to MyBuddy.ai, there are 500 million children around the world who want to learn English, but don't have anybody to practice with. 

The online language learning market is also projected to be worth more than $5 billion worldwide by 2024, according to analysis by Meticulous Research. 

"The demand for online education is rising sharply due to the pandemic," said cofounder and CEO Ivan Crewkov.

"This has exacerbated the chronic shortage of qualified English language teachers needed for half a billion kids struggling to learn English as a second language.

"Our AI-powered tutor Buddy can handle the mundane part of their work. He provides unlimited practice of spoken English, can scale to millions of students and is always available."

We got an exclusive look at a redacted copy of MyBuddy.ai's pitch deck: 

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Martin Coulter was a technology reporter based in London.  He primarily covered Google, as well as Europe's buzziest tech startups, with a focus on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.   Martin also reported on other parts of the technology industry including venture capital, disinformation, and regulation. He was also previously a technology reporter at the Financial Times.  DeepMind's cofounder was placed on leave after employees complained about bullying and humiliation for years. Then Google made him a VP. DeepMind's protein-folding breakthrough triggers fierce debate among skeptical scientists: 'Until they share their code, nobody in the field cares' An ex-Uber exec whose new freight startup is backed by Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt has been accused of fraud in a California lawsuit Inside Dominic Cummings' wild scheme to build a British Google via a no-deal Brexit: 'It's a bit of a simplistic way of thinking about technology'