Came across the launch of this interesting company recently. The main features include

• Inkling - a AI programming language designed to represent AI in terms of what you want to teach instead of the low level mechanics of how it is learned.
• The Bonsai AI Engine - The AI Engine abstracts away and automates the low-level mechanics of artificial intelligence. Each Inkling program developed is fed into the Bonsai Artificial Intelligence Engine in order to generate and train appropriate models
• BRAINs - A BRAIN is the compiled and trained intelligence model produced, hosted, and managed within the AI Engine. Each BRAIN is available for ongoing debugging, refinement, and reuse.
• After this training, the Bonsai generated API endpoints and SDK allow users to connect applications to, interact with, and analyze the models produced by the Bonsai AI Engine.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the companies that presented on the demo days. 

Tag your post with the startups you're commenting on. Sort posts by companies you want to read people's thoughts on. Tired of the HN thread; I think a discussion like this is where this product can shine.

Interesting article talking about how hard it is to rebuild your company once you've lost trust. David Sacks, the person in charge of the turnaround, says "the turnaround strategy of this company has been to reject ‘damage control. Doing the right thing has been the crisis management strategy." That's the only way forward for the company in my opinion. It has to rebrand itself, put a lot of effort into transparency, and mend its relationships with corporations and state/federal government.