Hone, a new startup launched by former employees from OpenAI, Cognition AI and other fast-growing artificial intelligence companies, is building AI agents designed to help run business operations. According to Bloomberg Technology, the company plans to announce on Thursday that it has raised $60 million in seed funding. The capital is set to support development of AI agents aimed at handling long-duration assignments that can stretch for weeks or even months. Hone’s pitch, as described in the report, is to build systems that can take on this work in a way that resembles how skilled employees manage extended professional tasks. The report did not disclose additional financing details beyond the size of the seed round and the company’s stated product focus.
Former employees from OpenAI, Cognition AI and other fast-growing artificial intelligence companies are starting a new company called Hone, which is focused on building AI agents for business operations.
According to Bloomberg Technology, Hone plans to announce on Thursday that it has raised $60 million in seed funding. The company is using the capital to develop AI agents designed to handle long-running assignments that last for weeks or even months, with the goal of performing that work in a way similar to skilled employees.
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