S&P sees strong demand for GenAI tools as leadership changes hands
The data provider released several AI-enabled tools and augmentations to existing platforms in 2024 and plans to continue to capitalize on the technology in 2025.
S&P Global saw strong user demand for and access to several of its generative AI products launched last year, president and CEO Martina Cheung told investors during the company’s quarterly earnings call on Tuesday.
S&P Spark Assist, a proprietary GenAI-based copilot jointly developed by the Kensho AI subsidiary and internal technology teams, has seen 1,300 different use cases developed and shared internally across the “Spark Store,” Cheung said. The co-pilot has been deployed across the vendor to
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