FOR COMPANIES WITH KNOWLEDGE WORTH SHARING
Technical archives. Specialist content. Years of hard-won expertise. Explore whether the data your company owns could be useful to an AI lab.
Start with one asset. Get a clearer profile, readiness questions and a proposed next step.
WHAT YOUR COMPANY KNOWS
START WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE
Useful datasets can take many forms. These are starting points for a conversation; suitability depends on the asset, its rights, and the buyer’s current needs.
Company-owned manuals, troubleshooting guides, engineering documentation and maintenance knowledge.
Original courses, worked examples, assessments and specialist reference material.
Owned research archives, longitudinal datasets, taxonomies and carefully maintained annotations.
Original footage, images, audio, transcripts and the metadata that makes them useful.
A PRACTICAL PATH FORWARD
Tell us what exists, roughly how much you have, and who controls it. High-level information only.
We review the description, identify readiness questions, and work out whether a supplier conversation makes sense.
Where there’s a plausible fit, discuss rights, scope and a potential buyer introduction. Sharing and commercial terms require a separate agreement.
Robert Masiello leads supplier discussions and handles commercial next steps.
NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
Use a short readiness check to see what to inventory and which questions to resolve. Your answers stay in your browser.
BEFORE YOU START
There is no reliable valuation from a description alone. Value depends on buyer needs, rights, uniqueness, quality, usable scope and negotiated terms. We do not promise an offer or payment.
Dealport is sourcing supplier conversations for AI data licensing opportunities. We discuss the appropriate buyer and any disclosure restrictions directly before a proposed introduction. This page does not imply an exclusive mandate or endorsement from a lab.
No. Start with metadata: a plain description of what exists. Do not submit raw datasets, customer documents, credentials, personal records or trade secrets through this form.
Flag the issue without sharing the information itself. Rights, privacy and customer obligations need review before any sample or licensing discussion. Removing names alone may not resolve those obligations.
This inquiry grants no rights and creates no exclusivity. Any future license would need to define permitted uses, restrictions, duration, payment and other terms separately.
We organize the supplier conversation, help describe the asset, surface readiness questions, and coordinate potential next steps where appropriate. Buyer interest, introductions and transaction terms are conditional. Any fees or referral compensation will be disclosed in a later commercial discussion before a commitment.
LET’S SEE WHAT YOU HAVE
Give us enough context to understand the asset. “Not sure” is a useful answer.
For questions, contact rob@dealport.com.
INQUIRY RECEIVED
Dealport will review the information and respond about the next step. Please keep raw data and customer documents in your systems while rights and suitability are assessed.
This is an inquiry, not an offer or licensing agreement.