Artificial intelligence company GumGum announced April 4 that it will spin off its dental division into an independent business entity.
The company’s founder and CEO, Ophir Tanz, will step down as CEO to lead the new dental business. Mr. Tanz will remain close to GumGum as a strategic adviser. GumGum COO Phil Schraeder will assume the CEO position, according to the release.
The move will allow GumGum to focus on advancements in computer vision and natural language processing technologies.
GumGum will hold an ownership stake in the independent dental entity.
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The company’s founder and CEO, Ophir Tanz, will step down as CEO to lead the new dental business. Mr. Tanz will remain close to GumGum as a strategic adviser. GumGum COO Phil Schraeder will assume the CEO position, according to the release.
The move will allow GumGum to focus on advancements in computer vision and natural language processing technologies.
GumGum will hold an ownership stake in the independent dental entity.
More articles on dental:
Aspen Dental to bring 400 jobs to Arizona, to open 80 new offices in 2019
Washington state dental assistant suspended for using nitrous oxide on the job, health department says
Texas sets aside $20M for new dental school