OpenAI backs AI "bot army" startup Isara ($94M, $650M valuation)
- OpenAI invested in Isara, an AI bot army startup, at $650M valuation.
- Isara raised $94M in funding with OpenAI's backing.
- The startup focuses on creating automated AI bot systems for businesses.
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