
General Intuition, a startup supported by Jeff Bezos, has secured $320 million in funding to explore the potential of gaming data in developing artificial general intelligence (AGI). The New York-based company, now valued at $2.3 billion, believes that gaming data can enhance AI's understanding of spatial and temporal dynamics, a crucial aspect for AGI. Investors in this round include Coatue, Eric Schmidt, and researchers from MIT and Google DeepMind. The startup aims to use this funding to advance its world models, which could bridge the gap left by current large language models.
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