General Intuition has raised $320M at a $2.3B valuation, just three months after a $133.7M seed round, with Khosla Ventures leading both financings.
The New York lab trains AI on billions of action-labelled gameplay clips from Medal’s 17 million monthly active users, betting that human decision-making in games is the richest available dataset for teaching AI to act in the real world.
The company is already in conversations for a Series B and has rejected multiple acquisition approaches, with the majority of new funding going toward compute via a deal with CoreWeave.
A New York AI lab that trains its models on billions of gameplay clips from real human players has raised $320M at a $2.3B valuation, and is already in conversations for another round.
General Intuition closed its Series A in January 2026, just three months after a $133.7M seed round that completed around October 2025. Khosla Ventures led both rounds, taking six to eight weeks to close the latest financing. General Catalyst returned alongside new backers, including Jeff Bezos through Bezos Expeditions, former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt, and Formula One world champion Nico Rosberg.
