AGI, Inc., an innovative player in the artificial intelligence landscape, has made headlines with its impressive valuation of 0 million. The startup is on a mission to create AI assistants that mimic human interaction with devices, and it showcased its latest advancements at CES 2026.
Revolutionizing Mobile Interaction
At the event, AGI, Inc. presented its Android app, which is currently in private beta and accessible through a waitlist. This groundbreaking application empowers users to delegate tasks across various apps on their smartphones. Imagine instructing the app to summon an Uber, adjust your phone’s wallpaper, silence notifications, or even enhance your DoorDash order with chicken wings—all through simple voice or text commands.
The technology behind this app is rooted in custom AI models developed by AGI, Inc. using reinforcement learning techniques. The company has meticulously simulated a range of Android applications in-house, equipping the AI with the knowledge of how these apps function visually and operationally. Additionally, human annotators have contributed valuable data to refine the AI’s capabilities. Once granted permission, the app utilizes a blend of accessibility features to seamlessly navigate and execute actions on the user’s device.
Users can interact with the app via its home screen, where they can either speak or type their commands or select from a list of suggested actions. The AI then takes over, performing the requested tasks on behalf of the user.
Future Aspirations and Collaborations
Currently, AGI, Inc. operates its AI models on cloud-based GPUs, but the company has set its sights on a more ambitious goal: transitioning to a fully local model within the next six months. This shift would enhance performance and user experience significantly. To facilitate this transition and expand its technological reach, AGI, Inc. is collaborating with industry giants like Qualcomm and Samsung.
With a robust backing of million from prominent venture capital firms such as Menlo Ventures and Anthropic, AGI, Inc. is poised for growth. Leading the charge is Div Garg, a former PhD candidate in AI at Stanford, who previously founded MultiOn, a company known for pioneering AI browser agents.
As of now, AGI, Inc. has garnered interest from 30,000 individuals who have signed up for the app’s waitlist. The company plans to gradually roll out access, ensuring that its innovative technology reaches eager users in due course.
