@zjearbear: Agents f*ck up. We raised a $2.3M pre-seed to warn you before it’s too late
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An AI startup announces a $2.3M pre-seed round to build early warnings for AI agent failures, suggesting agents 'f*ck up' and need monitoring.
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Agents f*ck up.
We raised a $2.3M pre-seed to warn you before it’s too late https://t.co/VXplPObX6v
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