Good Tape raises funding, launches AI tool to link transcripts
Copenhagen-based Good Tape raised new investment from Nordic Makers as part of a management buyout, and launched Explore, a new AI-powered feature that links together past interview transcripts to surface contradictions and developments over time. The buyout gives co-founder Lasse Finderup majority control, making Good Tape independent from its original parent, Zetland. The Explore tool is aimed at journalists, researchers, and teams handling large numbers of interviews.
- Nordic Makers led the fresh investment round
- Management buyout made Good Tape fully independent
- Explore tool links all of a user's transcripts
- Tool can flag changes or contradictions in recorded statements
- Good Tape serves over 3 million users in 150+ countries
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