SuperMe raises $20M for its network of AI expert profiles
SuperMe just raised $20 million to let you pester AI clones of Silicon Valley’s savviest people about your career.
SuperMe, an AI-powered network of expert profiles, has raised $20 million in funding to expand its platform. Founded in 2024 by Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov, both seasoned professionals from large consumer companies, the startup seeks to make the best AI profiles of real-life experts more accessible. Users can pose questions through the SuperMe website, which matches them with the most suitable AI profiles.
The platform gathers knowledge from public sources, apps, and connected tools, ensuring user privacy by excluding sensitive information from answers. SuperMe plans to introduce a question limit after which users must pay for additional queries. The team of 13 employees is expanding their AI and networking capabilities to better serve a diverse range of subjects.
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