Moonvalley has secured 84 million in funding to take its ethical AI video system, Marey, to the next level by targeting filmmakers and enterprises.

Moonvalley is an AI-powered licensed content research company that has received another $84 million in new funding to develop a solution platform, Marey. General Catalyst led this round, joined by Comcast Ventures, CoreWeave, CAA and other investors, including Khosla Ventures and Y Combinator to raise the total amount to $154 million.

Generative videography Marey is the first production-grade generative videography tool designed to serve professionals at Moonvalley. The site provides ethical and compliant video services to studio and film producers and enterprise customers.

The investment is indicative of an increasing demand for AI video solutions that can uphold the intellectual property rights. Naeem Talukdar, the CEO, said, "With this funding, you need not compromise on the use of powerful technology or on the responsibility of development."

As the video tools provider of the secure, licensed AI grows, Moonvalley has an opportunity to expand its infrastructure and content library as well as its engineering team. Partnership with companies such as CoreWeave guarantees the computing capability that will match the scale of rollout on an enterprise level.

Looking into potent and morally right substitutes, the video solution made by Moonvalley gains popularity among the studios and creators because it provides the quality of the movie experience, control over the creative process, and legal security.