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About
Emre Gucer attended Northwestern University and worked as co-founder and CEO at Fume before starting Latted, where he focuses on large language models.
Founder at LattedYC W24
Intro paths
Emre went through Y Combinator (Winter 2024) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.
Their group partner at YC was Harj Taggar, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran Latted's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗
In turn, Emre can intro founders to Latted's investors below.
Latted's investors · 5
Co-founders at Latted

Frequently asked questions
- Who is Emre Gucer?
- Emre Gucer attended Northwestern University and worked as co-founder and CEO at Fume before starting Latted, where he focuses on large language models.
- Where does Emre Gucer work?
- Emre Gucer is Founder of Latted.
- What companies did Emre Gucer found?
- Emre Gucer founded Latted.
Founder mafias
Y Combinator mafia10,594
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Northwestern University mafia315
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Yale Young Global Scholars mafia6
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
The Koç School mafia5
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
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