General Intuition Raises $320M for AI Trained on Gaming

General Intuition secured $320 million in Series A funding, valuing the company at $2.3 billion.

General Intuition has raised $320 million in a Series A funding round, achieving a valuation of $2.3 billion. This funding will be used to scale AI agents trained on millions of hours of gameplay, aiming to develop AI with human-like intuition. The company's approach involves using action data embedded in video game clips to train its AI models.

This recent funding brings General Intuition's total disclosed funding to $454 million. The startup was spun out of Medal, a company that allows gamers to upload and share video game clips. The hundreds of millions of hours of uploaded gameplay from Medal provided the initial dataset for General Intuition's models, focusing on spatial-temporal reasoning.

General Intuition's core strategy is to leverage gameplay as a scalable shortcut for AI training, allowing models to generalize from virtual environments to real-world applications. The company aims to sell its agentic model, which discerningly understands causality by distinguishing the 'self' from the 'environment' through action data.

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