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Company type | Private |
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Industry | Data Governance, Artificial Intelligence |
Founded | 2023 |
Founders | Reece Griffiths, Mikko Peiponen, Leonard Platzer |
Products | Data governance platform |
Website | deasie |
Deasie is a company in the United States focusing on data governance and applying artificial intelligence to manage data for business use. It aims to provide solutions for handling sensitive data, managing permissions, and tracking document versions in language model inputs.[1]
Deasie develops a data governance platform designed to integrate with organizational data sources. This platform is intended to improve data quality and security for generative AI technologies, categorizing data by content and sensitivity to facilitate safer and more relevant application in AI-driven functions.[2]
Established in 2023 by Reece Griffiths, Mikko Peiponen, and Leonard Platzer, Deasie was initiated to provide data governance solutions tailored for generative AI technologies. The founders combined their experiences in technology and business consultancy to create a platform addressing the complexities of data management in AI environments.[3]
The company's data governance platform offers automated compliance and data quality assessments. It features advanced tagging systems to classify data into categories like 'personally identifiable information' or 'proprietary', aiding in the efficient and secure utilization of data in AI systems.[4]
Deasie secured $2.9 million in seed funding in October 2023. The investment round included contributions from entities like Y Combinator and General Catalyst, aiming to facilitate the expansion of the team and further product development.[5]
The company has been recognized in the enterprise market for its innovative approach to data governance, having initiated pilot programs with major organizations and establishing a substantial client pipeline, demonstrating a significant market interest in its platform.[6]