Melissa Incera is a research analyst on the 451 Research Data, AI & Analytics team within S&P Global Market Intelligence. Her focus lies in generative AI, its emergent use cases in enterprise applications and the foundation models that underpin it. Specifically, she tracks the text-generation landscape and its offshoots in enterprise search, AI assistants, marketing and writing tools. Prior to joining the AI team, Melissa spent a few years covering technology M&A and financial markets looking at high-level trends, noteworthy deals and investments, and forecasting activity across technology subsectors. She also did some work with the Workforce Productivity & Collaboration team, where she researched the future of work and emerging applications to enhance the employee experience. Melissa holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Boston College and an MBA from ESADE, Ramon Llull University in Barcelona.
So much is happening in generative AI that we plan to produce one of these roundups each month for as long as it makes sense to do so. We augment this with reports on product release from vendors — as well as other developments — as part of our Market Insight services.
So much is happening in the generative AI space that we plan to produce these roundups each month for as long as it makes sense to do so. We augment this with reports on product releases from vendors — as well as other developments — as part of our Market Insight service.
Since our intial report on Hebbia, it has raised $130 million in funding, more than doubled its workforce and continued to delve deeper into the financial services vertical. This year's updates are all about agents, with the company building on its multi-agent framework and announcing the purchase of FlashDocs.
Vendors that focus on the search function have seen an influx of interest and funding recently as the technology becomes core to enabling information to be accessed and automated by AI systems. With its utility rising, so too is consolidation as companies look to acquire search providers to bolster their platforms and enhance their retrieval expertise.
So much is happening in generative AI that we plan to produce one of these roundups each month for as long as it makes sense to do so. We augment this with reports on product release from vendors — as well as other developments — as part of our Market Insight services.
The company recently held its first-ever user conference in San Francisco. At the event, it announced the general availability of Glean Agents, an agentic platform for building, deploying and orchestrating agents. The platform includes a suite of newly added quick-start agents, personal productive agents and research agents, among others.
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