Enabled Intelligence, Seekr announce U.S. national security AI partnership
Enabled Intelligence and Seekr said they will work together on AI data labeling and model-development tasks for U.S. government national security programs.
Enabled Intelligence said Aug. 27 that it has partnered with Seekr to support U.S. government national security programs, including work connected to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
The companies said the arrangement is intended to speed up data labeling and AI model development for government customers while maintaining accuracy standards. Enabled Intelligence said its labeling accuracy is 95% and said the combined offering is meant to cut additional data and compute costs.
In the release, Enabled Intelligence described itself as a leader in high-precision AI data labeling. Seekr described itself as a leader in explainable, defensible AI. Seekr said it will join Enabled Intelligence as a subcontractor on national security programs supporting geospatial AI and machine learning capabilities across the Department of War and the Intelligence Community.
Enabled Intelligence said it provides full-cycle AI development, including data acquisition, conditioning, labeling, annotation and custom-model engineering and deployment. The company also said its EnkI platform supports real-time data ingestion and AI data quality management.
Seekr said its products help enterprises and government agencies deploy domain-specific large language models, vision-language models and AI agents trained on their own data. It also said its tools support sovereign deployments and work across any infrastructure, with verification and validation features that surface the provenance and intent behind model decisions.
Peter Kant, founder and CEO of Enabled Intelligence, said, “In mission critical work, efficiency equals speed.” He said bringing Seekr onto U.S. government customer work would increase efficiency while keeping high accuracy.
Rob Clark, president of Seekr, said accuracy, speed and efficiency are paramount in national security missions. He said Seekr’s agents enable automation across annotation and model building while maintaining high accuracy, and that government customers get accurate, mission-ready data faster and AI that can explain, audit and defend decisions.
The announcement did not name contract values or say when the work would begin. It was issued as a PR Newswire release from Falls Church, Virginia, and no independent verification was included in the text.
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