YZiLabs announced that it led an $11 million seed funding round for VideoTutor.
YZiLabs announced that it has led a $11 million seed round financing for VideoTutor. VideoTutor is an AI education agency founded by a 20-year-old Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur in AI. This round of financing also attracted participation from JinQiu Fund (ByteDance affiliate), Baidu Ventures, AminoCapital, BridgeOneCapital and other institutions. This is YZiLabs' first AI software investment since expanding its investment scope earlier this year, reflecting its broader strategic vision to support breakthrough technologies that drive human learning through AI.
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