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Data licensing for AI research
We’re looking for datasets.
We pay universities and private companies $5,000 to $100,000 to license qualifying data for AI research. We look for communications, measurements, and code. We help you anonymize and standardize the data.
01 / Datasets
What we look for
Measurements
Lab readings, instrument logs, sensor time series, or field observations. Units, timestamps, and experimental conditions help us interpret the results.
Code and engineering
Source code with its development history, such as a bug report linked to a patch, a code review, or a test that confirms a fix.
02 / Licensing
What you get from a license
- Payment for your data
- The $5,000 to $100,000 fee covers the datasets in your licensing agreement. This can be a single dataset or a collection. We agree on the fee and payment date with you before you transfer any data.
- We handle the paperwork
- We prepare the agreements and help you document any required permissions or consent. You approve who can use your data and for what purpose. Both parties sign before you transfer any records.
- Help with anonymization
- We work with your team to identify personal and sensitive details and decide what to remove or mask.
- Help with normalization
- We help standardize file formats, field names, and units so researchers can use records from different sources together.
03 / Get in touch
Tell us about
your dataset.
Start with a short description of data your organization has the right to license. We’ll review it and contact you about a possible fit.