NeoCognition
Startup building AI agents that self-train to perform specific job functions like customer support or software development without manual retraining.
“OSWORLD 2.0 represents a qualitative leap in what AI agent benchmarks are measuring — tasks that take skilled humans 1.6 hours on average, 48x harder than OSWORLD 1.0.”
“OSWORLD 2.0 represents a qualitative leap in what AI agent benchmarks are measuring — tasks that take skilled humans 1.6 hours on average, 48x harder than OSWORLD 1.0.”
“There's a relatively new book by Jeff Hawkins called 'A Thousand Brains of Intelligence.' It's still a fairly new theory but I think it's one of the furthest-reaching in this area. He says each cortical column is learning a world model... this world model is not limited to the physical world — it includes all language, mathematical systems, various abstract concepts humans have created.”
Source→“Our positioning is an Agent Research Lab. All problems related to intelligent agents — if we think it's interesting or related to ultimately solving the agent problem — we'll be interested in doing it. Short to medium term, we're focused on the keyword 'Specialization' or 'Specialized Intelligence,' not general intelligence.”
Source→“Raised $40M seed round in ~6 months; focused on 'specialized intelligence' and learning world models for expert agents; named after the neocortex”
Source→“NeoCognition...raised a $40 million seed round co-led by Cambium Capital and Walden Catalyst Ventures, with Vista Equity Partners and angels including Lip-Bu Tan also participating.”
“NeoCognition...raised a $40 million seed round co-led by Cambium Capital and Walden Catalyst Ventures, with Vista Equity Partners and angels including Lip-Bu Tan also participating.”
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