Kaito, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to power enterprise search, announced that it had raised $5.3 million in an unknown round led by Dragonfly Capital, the company exclusively shared with TechCrunch. Other investors include Sequoia, Jane Street and many other strategic investors across Web2 and Web3.

Kaito is an AI-powered search engine that learns your preferences as you type and gives you the most relevant answers. You can discover new projects, get quality independent research and news, find solutions quickly and easily, and bring these experiences together through a single voice command.

The funding will fuel their mission to transform enterprise search through machine learning and AI. “There’s constantly people fighting against information overload,” Yu Hu, founder and CEO of Kaito, said. “We are shortening the path to finding answers from 30 minutes or an hour into 10 seconds.”