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Viral AI 'Cheating' Startup Cluely Lands $15 Million Led by Andreesen Horowitz. The startup launched earlier this year with a pledge to help users "cheat on everything."


Viral AI startup Cluely just nabbed $15 million in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. Find out why a16z invested and what Cluely's next plans are.

Cluely, the San Francisco startup that promised to help people "cheat on everything," just nabbed $15 million in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz, its founder announced Friday on X. "We backed Roy early because he brings a rare mix of vision and fearlessness," Kim said in a statement provided to BI. Cluely's original backers, Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures—who previously helped raise $5.3 million—are also participating in the new round, Lee told Business Insider.

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