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Sequoia led the Series A, with Nvidia, Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures; the one-year-old startup's platform lets companies post-train open-source models for fields such as law and finance.
a16z led the $75M Series B, per Tutor's own site and a16z, with Union Square Ventures and Neo; SiliconANGLE's report calls it a Series A. Tutor's warehouse and factory robots are sold on usage-based pricing.
Pelion Ventures led the Series A in the AI adoption-measurement startup, which links AI tool use to productivity and spend data; it has raised $47M in total.
The Israeli startup's behavioral world model predicts how traders act in volatile markets; ten large brokerages work with it. The $62.5M, which 42AI calls seed funding, came from its founders and Infinity Group.
Heartcore and Seedcamp led the pre-seed in the Munich startup, whose AI 'coworkers' learn how people work before automating it.
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