This startup says AI agents suffer from 'amnesia.' It raised $35 million to solve that with this pitch deck.
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Graphon is trying to solve agents' memory problem with software that lets agents store and retrieve information over time.
AI agents can write code, search databases, and carry out multistep tasks. But they can still lose track of past conversations and struggle to make sense of huge, changing troves of company information. San Francisco-based Graphon is trying to solve that problem with software that lets agents store and retrieve information over time. Now, it has raised $35 million to further build and sell its technology. The company’s name comes from “graphons,” a mathematical framework founder and CEO Arbaaz Khan used during his Ph.D. research into coordinating swarms of robots.
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