StackAI, a San Francisco, CA-based platform provider that enables enterprises to create custom AI Agents, raised $16M in Series A funding.

From left, top row: Jenny Cronin, Vik Korrapati, William Zee, Nermeeta Dhillon, Mary O’Kelly Boit, T.A. McCann. Bottom row: Minh Le, Morgan Blumberg, Diego Oppenheimer, Lekshmi Venu, Martín Ramírez, Dave Parker. (GeekWire Photos / Taylor Soper)The use cases for generative AI are still being ironed out amid a plethora of new tools hitting the market. It’s not totally clear what can actually provide value to everyday work — but there are certainly some early signals of adoption. That was our takeaway after speaking with Seattle founders, investors, and innovators at the AI2 Incubator‘s annual summer party on Thursday evening.The BBQ bash, hosted by the Seattle-based firm that invests and incubates AI-focused startups, was the perfect place to get a pulse on popular AI apps and services that folks are using.Many were quick to mention a favorite tool that was saving time or helping boost knowledge

Stack AI, founded by MIT PhD graduates Antoni Rosinol and Bernardo Aceituno, aims to simplify AI-driven workflow creation. After joining Y Combinator's Winter 23 cohort, they developed a low-code tool for building AI workflows, such as chatbots and AI assistants. The platform connects data sources and LLMs, enabling powerful automations with minimal coding. In six months, they’ve gained over 200 customers and raised $3 million. Early adopters include the healthcare sector, where data reliability is crucial.