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Needl.ai has demonstrated leading performance in Kensho’s Long-Document Question Answering (QA) Benchmark by S&P Global. This benchmark evaluates AI models on their ability to extract accurate answers from extensive financial documents, and Needl.ai’s results place it alongside some of the most advanced AI systems globally, including DeepSeek R1 and Claude 3.7 Sonnet.
The financial industry operates on vast volumes of complex data - earnings reports, regulatory filings, analyst notes - where uncovering precise, contextually relevant insights is critical. At Needl.ai, we have been at the forefront of tackling this challenge, developing cutting-edge AI solutions that enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and trustworthiness of financial research.
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Financial professionals deal with massive datasets – earnings call transcripts, regulatory filings, and reports up to 400,000 words, as reflected in the DocFinQA dataset. AI-powered long-document question-answering (QA) has become indispensable in streamlining research and decision-making. Our performance in this benchmark is a testament to Needl.ai’s ability to deliver:
One of the key differentiators of Needl.ai’s approach is our emphasis on retrieval efficiency rather than reliance on high-cost reasoning models. Unlike traditional RAG pipelines, which often struggle with long-context reasoning, our system optimizes retrieval to ensure:
Needl.ai’s performance in the Kensho Long-Document QA Benchmark by S&P Global reinforces our mission: to empower financial professionals with AI-driven tools that eliminate noise and surface critical insights with unparalleled efficiency.
We remain committed to pushing the boundaries of AI in financial research, refining our models, and expanding our capabilities. By leading advancements in retrieval-augmented generation, Needl.ai continues to set new benchmarks in enterprise intelligence, ensuring that financial decision-making is driven by precise, transparent, and cost-effective AI solutions.
Explore the full benchmark results here: Kensho Long-Document QA Benchmark