Overview

• DeepL introduced an agent that operates inside each user's digital environment and responds to natural-language commands to carry out complex workflows autonomously.
• The system can generate keyboard and mouse inputs, control a browser, and act through existing interfaces on a user's behalf.
• CEO Jaroslaw Kutylowski says the agent navigates between users' tools and workflows and improves its performance over time.
• DeepL positions the product for business tasks such as compiling insights for sales teams, automating invoice processing, and managing translation and approval for localization.
• The Cologne-based company reports a valuation of about $2 billion after a May 2024 funding round, roughly 200,000 organizational customers, and around 1,000 employees as it contends with rivals like ChatGPT and Google Gemini.