Sheryl Sandberg-backed Flint wants to use AI to autonomously build and update websites

Flint, a startup backed by Sheryl Sandberg, has raised a $5 million seed round led by Accel. The company aims to use AI technology to autonomously build and update websites without human intervention. The funding round also saw participation from Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners, Sheryl Sandberg's investment fund, and prior investor Neo. Flint's platform is designed to simplify the website building and maintenance process, potentially reducing the need for manual coding and design work. The startup's focus on AI-powered website automation sets it apart from traditional web development approaches. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, Flint aims to streamline the website creation and update process, making it more efficient and accessible for businesses and individuals. The raised capital will be used to further develop Flint's AI-driven technology and expand its customer base. The company's vision is to revolutionize the way websites are built and maintained, potentially disrupting the traditional web development industry.