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Investing.com -- S&P Global Inc. is expanding its partnerships with artificial intelligence companies to make its data more accessible to customers using AI tools.
The company’s AI innovation group is currently collaborating with Anthropic and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL), with plans to announce integrations with additional tools in the near future, according to Bloomberg, citing Peter Licursi, chief strategy officer at S&P’s Kensho Technologies.
This increased focus on artificial intelligence comes as S&P’s clients across the financial sector begin experimenting with AI technology, hoping to increase staff productivity and reduce costs.
"What we’ve found is that our clients are adopting generative AI extremely quickly, they’re being measured on it, and they care a lot about seeing concrete results," Licursi said in a Bloomberg interview. "Our approach has been to really try to enable our customers in however they want to consume our data."
S&P’s Kensho is also developing a "grounding agent" designed to be compatible with any generative AI application. This tool will be trained to search through specific company datasets and cite them when answering questions posed to AI apps, aiming to eliminate inaccurate information.
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