Facts
- HQ
- Washougal, WA
- Sectors
- Artificial Intelligence
- Stage
- Seed/Series (post-seed) - raised $25M
- Founders
- Kevin Owens, Tim Walton, Tyler Gerber, Tommy Lofgren
Resect Artificial Intelligence raises $25M to build open-source tools to detect and correct LLM hallucinations
Washougal startup Resect Artificial Intelligence raised $25 million from private equity backers to build an open-source suite that detects, audits, and corrects hallucinations in large language models to help businesses manage AI risk and compliance.
Resect AI raises $25M to reduce hallucinations and add accountability layer for enterprise LLMs
Seattle startup Resect AI raised $25 million in early funding to build an open-source accountability layer that detects, interprets and reduces hallucinations in enterprise AI models at runtime. The company says its tools will make black-box large language models more transparent and auditable to improve governance and trust.
Diameter Pay raises $10M Series A; Resect AI raises $25M from private equity to fight AI hallucinations
InfotechLead reports recent VC funding rounds: Diameter Pay raised $10 million Series A to expand its US dollar payment infrastructure, and Resect AI emerged from stealth with $25 million to build an accountability layer addressing AI hallucinations. Other deals mentioned include Guardio, CMT Digital, Lightspeed Faction and additional investors participating in the rounds.
Resect AI launches from stealth with $25M to stop AI hallucinations in-stream, headquartered in Washougal, Wash.
Resect AI, founded by scientists and engineers in Washougal, Washington, launched from stealth with $25 million to commercialize an open-source, in-stream technology that detects and prevents AI hallucinations by intervening inside large language models in real time. The startup employs about 30 people across the U.S., maintains a four-person office in its small-town HQ, and aims to provide transparent, auditable controls for enterprises in regulated industries.
Resect AI Raises $25M to Advance AI Accountability Platform; Backers Undisclosed
Resect AI, a Portland-based provider of an AI accountability layer led by CEO Kevin Owens and CIO Tim Walton, raised $25M to fund R&D, go-to-market efforts, and hiring in the Seattle and Portland areas; backers were not disclosed.
Resect AI launches from stealth with $25 million to detect hallucinations and modify model behavior
Resect AI announced its launch from stealth with $25 million in funding, positioning its technology to detect AI hallucinations and modify model behavior to close an "AI accountability gap," and opened an office in the Pacific Northwest on Sept. 3, 2026.
