Yutori
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The company is building AI agents that can reliably perform everyday digital tasks on the web, with a mission to build the best AI assistants to make space for meaningful things and create yutori in people's lives. It aims to build an agent-first stack, from training its own models to generative product interfaces, and emerged from stealth in March. The company announced a $15 million seed funding round led by Radical Ventures, with participation from Felicis and more than a dozen angel investors, including Fei-Fei Li and Jeff Dean. Technology leaders such as Amjad Masad, Akshay Kothari, Oliver Cameron, Guillermo Rauch, Soleio, and Logan Kilpatrick also participated in the round. Founders Devi Parikh, Dhruv Batra, and Abhishek Das have previously worked at Meta, Google, DeepMind, Microsoft Research, Tesla Autopilot, Palantir, Minion, Riot Games, Headliner, 8tracks, Stanford, CMU, and Georgia Tech, and the founding team includes multimodal post-training tech leads for Llama 3 and Llama 4, with engineers from Meta, Gemini, Minion, CMU, and Stanford, totaling over 50 years of AI experience.
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