Bardeen Raises $3M in Funding
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Bardeen, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of AI agents capable of automating repetitive knowledge work using a natural language interface, raised $3M in funding. Co-founded by Artem Harutyunyan and Pascal Weinberger, Bardeen offers an AI agent platform built for workers using enterprise apps every day, not IT departments with deep technical knowledge. The company prioritizes usability and pragmatism, combining AI with traditional automation techniques to handle repetitive tasks such as copy-pasting, conducting web research and sending emails. In the last six months, it surpassed 300,000 users and more than 1,000 paying customers, which includes high-growth startups and enterprises like Deel, Miro, Kearney, WPP and 10Web, among others. Most notably, in Bardeen 3.0, AI agents conduct a “planning” step after receiving instructions from the user, something that dramatically increases reliability and accuracy compared to competing tools.
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