Dataminr Expands AI Capabilities with Intel Agents for Real-Time Intelligence

Oct 6, 2025
Dataminr has announced the expansion of its Intel Agents to cover real-time events in the physical world, enhancing its AI-powered threat and risk intelligence capabilities.

Dataminr has expanded its Intel Agents to encompass real-time events in the physical world, announced in a press release. This advancement in Agentic AI allows for the autonomous provision of critical context at the speed and scale of AI, transforming how organizations understand and respond to events globally.

The Intel Agents utilize Dataminr's domain-specialized large language models (LLMs) to continuously analyze data from over a million public sources. This enables them to autonomously ask and answer questions about unfolding events, providing actionable insights for various sectors, including emergency response, defense, cybersecurity, and corporate security.

Currently available in private beta for select customers, the Intel Agents are expected to be generally available by November 2025. This development marks a significant milestone in Dataminr's AI innovation roadmap, with future plans to introduce tailored contextual intelligence and predictive capabilities.

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