If Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to take our jobs, why not use the technology to get a better one?
That’s the idea behind Enki. Enki partners with companies for whom up-skilling — the process of learning new skills for a different role — is an important part of their business. It’s created an AI-software system that empowers individuals and teams who are learning.
Enki has raised more than five million dollars, including from the first investor in ServiceTitan ($7 billion software company), the CEO of Mercury ($5 billion financial-technology company), and venture capitalists that have invested in Duolingo (language-learning app valued at $5 billion) and Coursera.
Said Michael Staton of Learn Capital, a VC that invested in Duolingo:
“Enki is one of the few companies that is actually redefining how professional learn. This is not just a good investment; this is going to be a very transformative organization, and what they’re doing is going to play a part in really redefining what it means to have a career in the 21st century.”