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https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/05/ema-a-universal-ai-employee-emerges-from-stealth-with-25m/?mrfhud=true
Generative AI well and truly has a grip on public technology discourse these days. A new startup called Ema out of San Francisco thinks it’s a lot more than just a passing fancy. It’s emerging from stealth today, with a product of the same name that it believes will open a new chapter in how AI, and specifically generative AI, will change how we work.
“Our goal is to build a universal AI employee,” Surojit Chatterjee, the CEO and co-founder, said in an interview. “Our goal is to automate on the mundane tasks that employees do on a day to day basis in every enterprise… to free them up to do more valuable and more strategic work.”
The company, and investors, are putting money and revenues where its mouth is: It’s already raised $25 million from an impressive list of backers, along with customers that it quietly amassed while still in stealth, to blow away any accusations of vaporware, including Envoy Global, TrueLayer and Moneyview.
As for what Ema can do, these businesses are using it in applications that range from customer service — including offering technical support to users as well as tracking and other functions — through to internal productivity applications for employees. Ema’s two products — Generative Workflow Engine (GWE) and EmaFusion — are designed to “emulate human responses” but also evolve with more usage with feedback.
Generative AI well and truly has a grip on public technology discourse these days. A new startup called Ema out of San Francisco thinks it’s a lot more than just a passing fancy. It’s emerging from stealth today, with a product of the same name that it believes will open a new chapter in how AI, and specifically generative AI, will change how we work.
“Our goal is to build a universal AI employee,” Surojit Chatterjee, the CEO and co-founder, said in an interview. “Our goal is to automate on the mundane tasks that employees do on a day to day basis in every enterprise… to free them up to do more valuable and more strategic work.”
The company, and investors, are putting money and revenues where its mouth is: It’s already raised $25 million from an impressive list of backers, along with customers that it quietly amassed while still in stealth, to blow away any accusations of vaporware, including Envoy Global, TrueLayer and Moneyview.
As for what Ema can do, these businesses are using it in applications that range from customer service — including offering technical support to users as well as tracking and other functions — through to internal productivity applications for employees. Ema’s two products — Generative Workflow Engine (GWE) and EmaFusion — are designed to “emulate human responses” but also evolve with more usage with feedback.
