Startup SuperMe has raised $20 million for a network of AI experts

Startup SuperMe has raised $20 million in a new round of venture capital funding. The company is developing a platform that combines the knowledge of real-world specialists to create specialized AI profiles.

The service works by creating digital twins of experts that possess their professional experience. Unlike standard chatbots, when a user submits a request, several such profiles can join the conversation simultaneously, allowing for a comprehensive answer to questions related to careers or specific work tasks.

The company plans to use the raised funds to scale the network, as well as to attract new users and experts willing to share their knowledge to train the models. The developers are betting on the fact that in complex situations, users prefer to rely on the experience of specific people rather than the general knowledge of neural networks.

For practitioners, this means the emergence of a new tool for obtaining consultations, where AI acts as an intermediary between the expert and the person needing a solution to a problem. The further development of the platform will depend on SuperMe's ability to attract a sufficient number of professionals to build a high-quality knowledge base.