General Intuition has raised $320 million at a $2.3 billion valuation to scale AI agents trained on hundreds of millions of hours of video game footage. The key differentiator is action-labeled gameplay data — records of button presses and timing — rather than video alone, which the company argues enables richer causal understanding. The same model powering a Fortnite-playing agent also drives a quadrupedal robot that required only 8 minutes of real-world fine-tuning. The round was led by Khosla Ventures with participation from Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt, and Google DeepMind researchers. General Intuition plans to sell its agentic model as a foundation for gaming, simulation, and robotics use cases via an API, while also launching Nerve, a jobs marketplace letting gamers earn income through data labeling and robot teleoperation.
