There are almost too many AI startups to count as the field’s popularity explodes. But InformationWeek takes a look at some notable entries to watch this year, including Stardog.
Stardog, a data and AI company dedicated to providing enterprise knowledge workers with direct and easy access to critical business data, released Voicebox, a large language model (LLM)-powered platform that, for the first time, enables immediate access to business data critical to getting work done.
Kendall Clark joined forces with Mike Grove and Evren Sirin in 2006 to start pursuing a data-driven mission to unify data after meeting at the University of Maryland AI Lab. Read the Stardog founder’s journey based on Bruce Rogers’ interview with Clark in Forbes.
Stardog, the AI company dedicated to providing enterprise knowledge workers with direct and easy access to critical business data, released Voicebox, a large language model (LLM)-powered platform that, for the first time, enables immediate access to business data critical to getting work done. This announcement comes on the heels of Accenture Ventures recent strategic investment in Stardog.
Generative AI won’t be building Falcon 9s or new space shuttles just yet. But can it help with all the work that goes into running an organization that builds the future? According to Kendall Clark, CEO of Stardog, yes.
Washington, DC area startup Stardog, a company that helps the U.S. Department of Defense and many other government agencies manage, query and reason with their structured and unstructured data, today announced an LLM-powered conversational layer aimed at simplifying access to business insights.
The Washington, D.C.-based AI startup that helped NASA pilot its data analytics needs just released a new AI platform that lets enterprise clients interact directly with company data.
