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In an Authority Magazine interview, Soula founder Natallia Miranchuk says her own postnatal depression led her to build an AI chatbot for mothers. She names five mentors and investors and gives five pieces of advice to women in AI.

CTV News reports that Erickson Coaching International, a Canadian coaching institution, has teamed up with Soula. Doula trainer Stefanie Antunes finds the in-app doulas promising and doubts an app can help with mental health.

In a July 2023 Starter Story interview, Soula founder Natallia Miranchuk says she validated the idea with US doulas, added an AI chatbot and launched the app in Dubai in February 2023.

Google has partnered with Soula, a Cyprus-based femtech startup, to enhance the support services available for pregnancy and parenting. This collaboration centers on Soula’s application of Google’s medical language model, Med-PaLM, to its AI-assistant. Med-PaLM is a highly sophisticated language model specifically designed to handle medical inquiries. By integrating this technology into its platform, Soula plans to offer comprehensive and reliable support to women in various stages of motherhood

Key Takeaways: Soula.care, an AI-powered maternity care solution, has partnered with Google to utilize MedPaLM 2, a state-of-the-art AI system, for safe communication on pregnancy wellbeing and parenthood topics. With the support of Google’s medically tuned LLM (Longitudinal Learning Model), Soula aims to provide accurate and secure support and education solutions in pregnancy and maternity. The partnership includes $350,000 worth of credits from Google Cloud to finetune the chatbot and explore

Soula.care, an AI-powered maternity care solution for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, has partnered up with Google to become one of the first non-medical health solutions to use Med-PaLM 2 (medical language model) for safe communication on pregnancy wellbeing and parenthood topics with the chatbot.

The Independent calls Soula a company offering support and education on pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum, and quotes its CEO on her own postpartum depression.

C-Suite Content reports how Natallia Miranchuk reached Natalia Vodianova: an MVP, a contact who worked with her and a personal call.

EMERGE's press release names Soula among eight winners of its Dubai pitching competition. Its finalists secured over $1M in investment commitments.

WWD reports that model and tech investor Natalia Vodianova is backing Soula, the AI-based app founded by Natallia Miranchuk. WWD gives $450,000 raised and a $2 million January valuation.

In an April 2023 CBN interview that Invest Cyprus republished, Natallia Miranchuk explains the name Soula, why she chose Cyprus and the app's early numbers.

Marie Claire Arabia asked Natalia Vodianova about her investment in Soula after her WE Convention talk in Dubai. She says the app's highest goal is to help pregnant women in their most vulnerable months.