General Intuition in talks to raise $300M at ~$2B valuation
What's the deal? General Intuition, the New York-based startup building a foundation model that teaches AI agents to move through space and time, is in talks to raise around $300M at a valuation of just over $2B, sources told TechCrunch. The round would land roughly eight months after the company spun out of Medal with a $134M seed.
Backers said to have committed include General CatalystDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and Khosla Ventures — both existing investors — alongside angels Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt.
Why it matters. General Intuition trains embodied AI and world models on Medal's dataset of around 2 billion gameplay videos a year from 10 million monthly active users — first-person, interactive footage it pitches as ideal for teaching machines spatial-temporal reasoning. Unlike rivals such as Runway, Decart and World Labs, it builds world models to train agents rather than to sell the models themselves — the agents are the product. The fresh capital is earmarked to scale compute ahead of a new product launch planned for late summer or early autumn 2026.
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