Reflection AI, which wants to achieve superintelligence through autonomous coding agents, emerges from stealth with a $105M Series A and $25M in seed funding
Our team pioneered major advances in RL and LLMs, including AlphaGo and Gemini. … Ioannis Alexandros Antonoglou : Excited to finally share what we've been building. — Alongside my co-founder Misha Laskin, and a world-class team we're building super … Charlie Curnin : for more than a decade now, the team at ReflectionAI has been behind some of the biggest breakthroughs in AI — AlphaGo — MuZero — Gemini … Thanard Kurutach : Incredibly grateful and thrilled to be part of this pioneering team 🩷 . Today we are unveiling Reflection: an AI company building reliable, superintelligent autonomous systems. … Drayton Wade : Today we are unveiling Reflection: an AI company building reliable, superintelligent autonomous systems. … Damien Weiss : Today one of the hottest companies in AI emerges from stealth. ReflectionAI, led by Misha Laskin and Ioannis Alexandros Antonoglou, is building superintelligent coding agents. … Misha Laskin : Today I'm launching ReflectionAI with my friend and co-founder Ioannis Alexandros Antonoglou. — We've assembled a team that drove major breakthroughs … Forums: Hacker News : Superintelligence startup Reflection AI launches with $130M in funding
Today I'm launching @reflection_ai with my friend and co-founder @real_ioannis. Our team pioneered major advances in RL and LLMs, including AlphaGo and Gemini. At Reflection, we're building superintelligent autonomous systems. Starting with autonomous coding. [image]
It is somewhat amusing that most of these startups realize that coding agents are the single best area to start... as LLMs are uniquely suited to do coding well (thanks to limited grammar, lots of training data and proven success) They then usually launch something that is as goo…
Another one. This one claims to be aiming to build superintelligence. But nothing in the article or on their website seems to require or necessarily imply the sort of superintelligence Sutskever / Altman / Hassabis et al have in mind. Could of course mean a narrower / scoped 1/3
Raising funds build a “superintelligent” or “superhuman” agent/system/AI is a sure way to raise hundreds of millions of dollars from investors for folks with the right background. The companies that complete this kind of fundraising already won: Investors are taking all risk.
Google DeepMind has 5400 employees with 40%+ in engineering/research. Any 2 or more can leave and raise $20M+ Day 1 no questions asked. We're just getting started. [image]