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AI startup Scribe raised  million at a .3 billion valuation to fix how companies adopt AI. Read its pitch deck.
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AI startup Scribe raised $75 million at a $1.3 billion valuation to fix how companies adopt AI. Read its pitch deck.

CEO Jennifer Smith — a former Greylock and McKinsey consultant — and CTO Aaron Podolny cofounded the company, which now has two major products. Scribe Capture records how expert employees conduct workflows via a browser extension or desktop app, and then it generates shareable documentation. This includes screenshots and written instructions to help standardize processes and "institutional know-how" like onboarding, customer support, and training, Smith said. Its latest product is Scribe Optimize, which analyzes workflows within a company to show leaders areas of improvement and ways to adopt AI. It also draws on a database of 10 million workflows across 40,000 software applications that Scribe has already documented to suggest areas for automation. Scribe has 120 employees and over...
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We are currently focused on building simulation engines for observing behavior in multi agent scenarios. And we are currently exploring adversarial concepts, strange thought experiments, and semi-large scale sociology sims. If this seems interesting, reach out or ask anything. I'll be in the thread + dms are open. For reference, I am a big fan of amanda askell from anthropic (she has some very interesting views on the nature of these models). submitted by /u/cobalt1137 [link] [comments]
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