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TypeSafe AI raises $870 million at $7.5 billion valuation

A round this size weeks after launch marks one of the fastest capital raises for a young AI company on record.

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The guy who taught ChatGPT how to talk just raised $870 million to build AI that never speaks. Three weeks. That's how long his company has existed in public. Diogo Almeida spent four years at OpenAI. He co-created RLHF, the training method that turned a raw model into something that sounds like a person. Then he left, and on September 15 he came out of stealth with a $40M seed at a $200M valuation. On Thursday a16z priced his Series A at $7.5 billion. Same company, 24 days apart, at 37x the price. Here's the bet. His model Jev doesn't write anything. You feed it language and it hands back one decision from a list of options, with a probability attached. A fraud check doesn't need an essay. Software can't read prose anyway, which is why almost no AI actually runs inside production…
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