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Accel and Google back Dodge AI’s ambitions to automate enterprise software maintenance with agents

September 29

A startup called Dodge AI Inc. closed on $2.65 million in seed funding today, saying it can help large organizations avoid hiring an army of external consultants to keep their enterprise software up…

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