Palantir partners with data-labeling startup to improve accuracy of AI models

Published on February 10, 2025

Defense tech company Palantir and startup Enabled Intelligence announced a new partnership aimed at enhancing the quality of data needed to train artificial intelligence models used by organizations within the Defense Department and Intelligence Community.

Under the agreement, federal customers using Palantir’s Foundry system — a software-based data analytics platform that leverages AI and machine learning to automate decision-making — will be able to request data labeling services from Enabled Intelligence. The goal of the partnership is to improve the accuracy of custom AI models built by users by providing them with higher-quality datasets to create and test them with.

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