Cobalt AI, the technology startup based in San Francisco and dedicated to advancing the development of artificial intelligence, has revealed the widening of its data infrastructure platform customized for AI research organizations, autonomous agent developers, and institutional investors reviewing AI capabilities.
The newly enhanced platform delivers expertly curated datasets, rigorous evaluation frameworks and precision data tools that address the unique needs of cutting-edge AI labs. By integrating proprietary data with methodologies informed by leading domain professionals, Cobalt AI’s infrastructure supports the full lifecycle of AI model training, validation and capability assessment.
Drawing on insights from top-tier experts including medical professionals from the Mayo Clinic and senior leaders from organizations such as SpaceX and Google the platform offers a differentiated source of high-quality and professionally verified data. This positions Cobalt AI as a key enabler for teams building advanced AI systems and autonomous agent solutions, as well as for investors seeking deeper intelligence into emerging AI-led innovations.
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“AI labs, companies building AI agents, and institutional investors are our core customers. They require a level of data quality and evaluation rigor that goes far beyond what’s available through conventional data providers,” said Daniel Blay, Founder of Cobalt AI. “These organizations need access to expert-curated datasets from world-class professionals, physicians at Mayo Clinic, senior executives at SpaceX, and robust evaluation frameworks that can actually measure AI capability improvements. Our platform bridges that gap by providing proprietary expert data combined with evaluation tools not available elsewhere.”
Cobalt AI’s headquarters remains in San Francisco, where the company continues to operate at the intersection of expert knowledge curation and artificial intelligence innovation. Its expanded infrastructure is designed to support the evolving requirements of next-generation AI research, autonomous systems development and strategic investment analysis in artificial intelligence.
Before founding Cobalt AI, Blay served as Vice President at Zipline, a robotics firm specializing in autonomous logistics systems. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Econometrics from the University of Sydney.
