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Cambridge-based Undo, a software debugging company, just secured $37 million to expand its work on fixing AI code. Elsewhere Partners led the investment, helping Undo push its unique technology into tools engineers use to fix AI-written programs. Their system records how software actually runs, helping AI models find bug causes up to 100 times faster.
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