Sunshine, customer The AI startup founded by former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer in 2018 saw the bright days.
The small startup is closing, and its resources are being sold in a new entity included by Dazle, a ward, according to an email seen by the wired. Myer September September September sent the email to Sunshine shareholders, informed them that Dazle had officially incorporated and ready to achieve sunshine holdings.
The agreement requires the approval of Shareholders with Sunshine Cofounder Enrique Mouz Torors, Norwest Ventures Partners, Felicis Partners, Ron Conway SV Angel, PRM ArchitiP Agency and others. Until Sunday afternoon, 99 percent of the shareholder signed, according to sources near the situation. Myer is the largest shareholder and investor of the company.
The email could not be published in detail what the purpose of Dazle would be, but the sources told Ward that Maya was keeping an eye on a new type of AI personal assistant. According to sources, Sunshine is expecting about 15 employees to find a new role in Dazle.
“After cautiously considering the Sunshine management and its shareholders, 99.99%, the most powerful way for the company was to be included in a new company and sold with committed funds,” Mayer said through a spokesperson, Mayer said through a spokesman. “As the largest investor, shareholder and CEO of Sunshine, the Marissa team is proud to be waiting for the team to take on new opportunities around Dazle.”
Myer founded Sunshine, originally known as Lumi Labs, after his five -year turnaround effort in Yahoo in 2018. Before becoming Yahoo’s CEO, Mai had a store career in Google, where he was an employee’s number 20. Myer designed the interface for Google Search and helped Google Map and Google Adwards.
The concept of the first product of Sunshine, an app to manage the contacts, is trying to launch his company by taping the deep network of Silicon Valley Luminery from Mai’s own experience. This app, Sunshine contacts, launched that in 2021
In the beginning, the Sunshine app was overwhelmed by the allegations that it probably violated the user’s privacy. The app, which used AI to identify and merger in your phone’s contact list, was also The data from the WhitePages is pulling the data To automatically add home address to contacts.
In 2024, Sunshine launched a photo sharing app called Shine. Like the sunshine, Shine was widely seen as flop.