Google adds artificial intelligence, parent company Alphabet injects US $100 million into AlphaSense

CTOnews.com April 12 news, Google parent company Alphabet's investment company CapitalG recently announced an investment of 100 million US dollars in AI market intelligence company AlphaSense (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 689 million yuan).

CapitalG officials said that AlphaSense aggregates more than 10000 data sources and can provide more accurate and personalized search results by analyzing the data and indexing information and working with artificial intelligence.

CTOnews.com Note: AlphaSense serves more than 4000 companies, including many in the S & P 500. The company serves clients including banks, investment companies, life sciences, energy, industrial, consumer goods and technology companies. CapitalG believes that AlphaSense, which has all these customers, has a market capitalization of about $1.8 billion.

AlphaSense brings together a wealth of information, including company documents, event records, presentations, Wall Street stock research, news and regulatory documents, and a proprietary library of interview records. With CapitalG's investment, AlphaSense hopes to integrate large language models into its products, making information more accessible to people outside traditional financial services.