General Intuition secures $320 million funding to advance AI training through gaming data

Jun 25, 2026

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General Intuition has raised $320 million, bringing its valuation to $2.3 billion, to develop AI models that leverage video game data for real-world applications. The company aims to create agents capable of understanding and interacting with their environments, using insights gained from gameplay to enhance AI training.

General Intuition, co-founded by Pim de Witte, raised $320 million, increasing its total funding to $454 million since its launch last October.
The company utilizes gameplay data, including action labels from video clips, to train AI models that can generalize from virtual environments to real-world scenarios.
The latest funding round was led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from notable investors including Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt.
General Intuition's technology aims to create agents that can navigate and understand their surroundings, with a focus on ethical applications and avoiding military uses.
The company has launched a platform called Nerve, allowing gamers to earn money through data labeling and other tasks, aiming to provide opportunities in an AI-driven economy.
General Intuition plans to expand its API to various customers, testing its models in diverse applications such as robotics and simulation.
The company emphasizes the importance of proprietary data for ongoing development and the challenge of transferring AI capabilities from simulation to real-world environments.

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General Intuition secures $320 million funding to advance AI training through gaming data

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