Tags: multi‑agent systems

San Francisco‑based Isara, a nine‑month‑old AI startup focused on coordinating thousands of specialized agents for complex analytical tasks, has closed a $94 million financing round that values the company at $650 million. The round includes OpenAI alongside investors such as Amity Ventures, Michael Ovitz and Stanley Druckenmiller. Isara’s founders, former OpenAI safety researcher Eddie Zhang and Oxford computer‑science student Henry Gasztowtt, aim to shift AI from single‑model tools to coordinated agent teams. Their current demo uses about 2,000 agents to forecast gold prices, targeting investment firms with future plans for biotech and geopolitical analysis. Ler mais

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced on X that Peter Steinberger, the founder of the AI‑agent platform OpenClaw, is joining the company. Altman highlighted Steinberger’s vision for multi‑agent interaction, saying that collaborative agents will soon become central to OpenAI’s products. OpenClaw, previously known as Moltbot and Clawdbot, gained rapid attention earlier this year but faced challenges such as malicious skills on its ClawHub marketplace and a human‑infiltrated social network called MoltBook. Steinberger posted that the move lets him scale his ideas without the burdens of running a company, while OpenAI plans to keep OpenClaw open‑source under a new foundation. Ler mais

AI startup Humans& announced a $480 million seed financing at a $4.48 billion valuation. Backers include Nvidia, Jeff Bezos, SV Angel, GV and Emerson Collective. The company’s founders – former researchers from Anthropic, Google, xAI and a Stanford professor – aim to create AI that acts as collaborative “instant‑messaging”‑style software, emphasizing long‑horizon reinforcement learning, memory and multi‑agent interaction. Humans& plans to rethink model training at scale and user interaction to make AI a connective tissue for organizations and communities. Ler mais