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Browser Use, whose open-source tool converts website elements into a “text-like” format that AI agents can better understand, raised a $17M seed led by Felicis

We may not have an agreed-upon definition of AI “agent” yet, but a multitude of startups want to create “agentic” tools to automate various tasks online.

TechCrunch Ivan Mehta

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  • @browser_use @browser_use on x
    We raised 17M to build web agents. We are looking for vibe coders btw. [image]
  • @gregpr07 Gregor Zunic on x
    We Raised $17M to Build the Future of Web for Agents 🤖 A few months ago, Browser Use was just an idea weekend experiment to see if LLMs could navigate the web like humans. In just four days, we built an initial prototype and launched it on Hacker News. Build stuff, move fast, [im…
  • @jasonkneen Jason Kneen on x
    It really is pointless being in any way innovate in the AI space right now. You can come up with a completely unique, game-changing idea, or just do something that everyone else is doing and know the right people and bingo! What's next $20m raised for a game company making