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Yutori, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by former Meta executives, has successfully raised $15 million in seed funding. The funding aims to support the development of autonomous personal assistants designed to enhance productivity by automating digital tasks. The startup is set to launch a closed beta in 2025. Notable investors include AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li and several venture capital firms. Yutori's mission focuses on creating an agent-first approach to personal AI, emphasizing the importance of user attention on meaningful tasks.
NYC-based Navina, which has developed an AI copilot for clinicians, raised a $55M Series C led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, taking its total funding to $100M (@emmabeavins / Fierce Healthcare) https://t.co/4n99nfl8cd https://t.co/NYNh4alypm https://t.co/ZOzeer2dpR
Former @AIatMeta executives, @deviparikh @DhruvBatraDB and @abhshkdz , are on a mission to transform the AI landscape with their new startup, @yutori_ai . Backed by a stellar lineup of investors, including @RadicalVentures ' Rob Toews, @felicis , AI pioneer @drfeifei , and https://t.co/nOiAyNXbbF
This startup wants to make online education more personalised with avatars and AI #AI https://t.co/Hjv2ds35fP
