General Intuition, a US-based AI gaming startup co-founded by Dutch entrepreneur Pim de Witte, has successfully raised €114 million in a significant Seed funding round. The company, which originated as a spin-off from the Dutch platform Medal, is strategically headquartered in New York to leverage proximity to key capital markets and tech talent. This investment marks one of the largest for a Dutch-born founder working abroad in 2025. The funds will be used to advance the development of AI models with enhanced spatial and temporal reasoning, applicable to both gaming and real-world scenarios. General Intuition aims to create AI systems capable of understanding and adapting to various environments, drawing on vast interactive video data from Medal. The company is committed to enhancing gameplay experiences without replacing game developers, focusing on AI-powered non-player characters and simulation tools, with plans for deployment in the first half of 2026.
Has AI gaming startup General Intuition, co-founded by a Dutch entrepreneur, secured a €114M Seed round?
