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Clueso's Series A funding validates the shift from consumer-focused generative video tools to enterprise-grade agentic platforms capable of handling complex business workflows like training and onboarding. This development highlights a critical gap in current AI capabilities where specialized infrastructure is required to replace manual studio production for professional organizations. The startup aims to solve high-friction content creation challenges that general-purpose models currently cannot address without significant human intervention.
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Business video automation startup Clueso raises $10M to kill off manual production processes

SiliconANGLE5 min read

Clueso, creator of an agentic video creation platform that’s designed specifically for business teams, said today it has raised $10 million in a new early-stage round of funding. Dharana Capital led the Series A round, which saw participation from Founders Fund, Neotribe Ventures, Y Combinator and f7 Ventures. It brings the startup’s total amount raised […] The post Business video automation startup Clueso raises $10M to kill off manual production processes appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Clueso, creator of an agentic video creation platform that’s designed specifically for business teams, said today it has raised $10 million in a new early-stage round of funding. Dharana Capital led the Series A round, which saw participation from Founders Fund, Neotribe Ventures, Y Combinator and f7 Ventures. It brings the startup’s total amount raised so far to over $12 million. Generative artificial intelligence has come a long way in terms of its ability to generate high-quality videos on the fly, based on nothing more than natural language prompts, but the bulk of the innovation in this area has focused purely on…

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