Former Cognition, Ramp Staffers Want AI Agents Running Businesses (2 minute read)

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Hone, a startup founded by former Cognition and Ramp employees, raised a $60 million seed round to build AI agents capable of running business operations and handling long-running tasks spanning weeks or months.

Hone, a startup formed by a group of former employees from some of the fastest-growing AI firms, has raised a $60 million seed round. The startup aims to create AI agents that can help run a business, essentially serving as professional staffers. These agents will be able to field long-running tasks that run over the course of weeks or even months. The five-month-old startup joins a growing number of companies selling AI software to businesses that promise to automate complex work.
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