Cookiy AI, a Palo Alto, CA-based emerging leader in advanced artificial intelligence solutions, was funded $7 million. The investment was led by prominent venture capital firms Liquid2, Converge, GoAhead, and UpHonest, alongside other venture funds and strategic angel investors. Will accelerate the development and deployment of Cookiy AI’s groundbreaking agentic voice AI platform, poised to transform how businesses gather and leverage consumer insights fundamentally.
The capital infusion marks a significant milestone for Cookiy AI as it aims to disrupt the traditional market research
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