General Intuition raises $320M for Pim de Witte's gamer-data bet on real-world AI agents

The $2.3B figure is valuation, not cash, as the Medal spinout tries to turn action-labeled gameplay into robotics and simulation agents.

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General Intuition's round shows where frontier AI financing is moving: away from scraped text alone and toward proprietary action data that could train agents for physical tasks.

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Pim de Witte has turned the Medal game-clipping platform's archive of gamer behavior into a $2.3 billion venture bet: General Intuition said Thursday it raised $320 million to train AI agents on action-labeled gameplay, with Khosla Ventures leading the round and General Catalyst participating.…

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