OpenAI has invested in Isara, an artificial intelligence startup founded by two 23-year-old researchers. According to ChainCatcher, Isara aims to develop software capable of coordinating thousands of AI agents to tackle complex issues in fields such as finance and biotechnology.
Isara recently completed a funding round, raising $94 million at a valuation of $650 million. Investors include Michael Ovitz and Stanley Druckenmiller, with OpenAI participating in the round. The founders of Isara published an academic paper in June of last year, proposing the use of AI systems to enhance policy-making through collaboration.
The company has recruited approximately 12 researchers from major tech firms like Google, Meta, and OpenAI. Isara plans to initially market its predictive modeling software to investment institutions and has demonstrated its capability to coordinate around 2,000 AI agents for predicting gold prices.