Innodata

For most of its history Innodata was a quiet outsourcer, digitizing documents and structuring data for publishers and corporations. The generative-AI boom gave the New Jersey company a second act. Today it prepares the training data that large language models learn from, running big teams that collect, annotate and evaluate text, images and code, and testing models for safety and accuracy. Founded in 1988 and based in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, Innodata sells this work to the major technology firms building frontier AI systems, which has driven a sharp acceleration in revenue after years of slow growth. The bet is straightforward: AI developers need enormous volumes of carefully labeled, human-checked data, and much of that work is still done by hand. The risk is customer concentration, since a few large AI labs account for much of the demand.

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