Plurai raises $13 million to improve AI agent reliability using simulation technology
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Startup Plurai has secured $13 million in seed funding to enhance the reliability of AI agents by applying simulation techniques originally developed for autonomous vehicle technology. The company aims to address the current performance limitations of AI agents in complex corporate environments by creating digital twins of internal systems to train models on edge cases.
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