General Intuition raising $300M to train agents on 2B gameplay videos
general intuition is raising $300m from bezos and schmidt to build agents that learn from 2b annual gameplay videos, bringing its valuation to $2b.
new york startup general intuition is raising $300m at a $2b valuation to develop world models and embodied ai agents, capitalizing on a unique dataset of 2 billion annual gameplay videos from its parent company, medal. the round, backed by jeff bezos and eric schmidt, signals investor confidence in approaches using video data to teach spatial-temporal reasoning. the startup competes with labs like runway and google's genie 3 but distinguishes itself by building agents to execute tasks rather than generating content. funds will scale compute for a product launch by early fall.