From a chance Twitter connection to a $1.9 billion valuation, Writer's path to becoming a major force in enterprise AI reflects both the rapid evolution of language technology and the power of focused innovation. The company, which recently secured $200 million in Series C funding, has come a long way from its origins in machine translation.
A Twitter Connection That Changed Everything
Over a decade ago, in a small Twitter community of computer scientists in Dubai, May Habib noticed an intriguing post about project algorithms and Java. The author was Waseem AlShikh, a Syrian developer who had taught himself English while pursuing computer science in Lebanon.
"I can't waste two years studying just language," Waseem recalls of his college days. "Not my thing. I can't do it. I want t
“We Don’t Need 5,000 People to Build AI” Explains the Duo Behind Writer’s Rise to Enterprise AI Stardom
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The team is developing self-evolving models that can learn new information in real-time without full retraining cycles.
