Dataminr Introduces Intel Agents for Real-Time Contextual Intelligence

Dataminr Introduces Intel Agents for Real-Time Contextual Intelligence

Dataminr has unveiled its Agentic AI roadmap, featuring Intel Agents that autonomously generate context for real-time events, enhancing decision-making capabilities.

Dataminr has unveiled its Agentic AI roadmap, introducing Intel Agents, a new capability that autonomously generates critical context for real-time events, threats, and risks. Announced in a press release, these AI agents enhance decision-making by providing users with the necessary context to respond swiftly and effectively to unfolding situations.

Intel Agents build upon Dataminr's previous release of ReGenAI, which regenerates live event briefs in real-time. The new agents add a layer of context by analyzing emerging developments and updating the information needed by clients. This innovation is powered by Dataminr's proprietary large language models (LLMs) and AI platform, trained on a 15-year data archive.

The first deployment of Intel Agents will enhance Dataminr Pulse for Cyber Risk, a cybersecurity solution designed to help manage digital and third-party risks. Currently in private beta, Intel Agents are expected to be generally available in early Q3 2025, with plans to expand across Dataminr's platform, including solutions for public sector and corporate security.

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