This article was published on August 19, 2026 Medly AI cofounders Dr Paul Jung and Dr Kavi Samra from left. Sometimes the most genuine projects emerge from gaps we identify in our own lives or in the society around us. And maybe this should be our focus as a society: to use all the technology at our disposal to solve problems that were almost impossible to address before. Medly AI, a London exam-prep platform built by two former NHS doctors, has raised an $8m seed round led by Felix Capital, with existing backers Eka Ventures and Ada Ventures returning. A group of angels joined, among them InvestEngine chief executive Andrey Dobrynin, Creator Fund venture partner Al Giles, LearnLaunch general partner Jean Hammond, and Episode 1 general partner Hector Mason. The money follows a £1.7m round announced in February 2025 and led by Eka, and a government contract that is arguably the more interesting of the two. In June, Medly was one of eight suppliers picked from 53 bids for the AI Tutoring Tools Pioneers Programme, run by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology with the Department for Education as delivery partner. Each winner takes £300,000 excluding VAT for research con
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This article was published on August 19, 2026 Medly AI cofounders Dr Paul Jung and Dr Kavi Samra from left. Sometimes the most genuine projects emerge from gaps we identify in our own lives or in the society around us. And maybe this…
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