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Corvic AI
Corvic AI is a Mountain View startup building an Intelligence Composition Platform - the logic layer that turns messy, multi-structured enterprise data (PDFs, tables, sensor logs, images, time series) into reliable, production-ready AI outcomes without bespoke pipeline engineering. Founded in 2023 by engineers from Intel, Katana Graph, and Determined AI, it uses proprietary techniques like Mixture of Spaces embeddings and agentic, auditable orchestration to deliver explainable enterprise intelligence for manufacturing, industrial, financial services, and life sciences customers.
Implicit
Implicit (formerly Agolo, legally Ninoh, Inc.) is a New York-based AI company that turns a company's scattered manuals, SOPs, tickets and PDFs into a private 'knowledge engine.' Its KnowledgeOS platform builds enterprise knowledge graphs and AI Navigators that give support agents and customers expert-level, source-cited answers about complex products. The company pivoted from its original news-summarization roots into entity intelligence and product-expertise support, claiming roughly 3x the accuracy of generic LLMs with answers tied to a source to eliminate hallucinations.
John Kanarowski
John Kanarowski is the CEO of Implicit, the New York AI company formerly known as Agolo. A self-described sales-and-go-to-market leader with about 25 years in technology, he took the helm of a decade-old company and steered it through a hard pivot - from text summarization to entity intelligence to its current focus: a no-code 'knowledge engine' that turns scattered documents, tickets, and tribal knowledge into cited AI experts for customer-facing and technical teams. He spent his first 100 days listening - to every employee, to customers, to recorded calls - before forming the hypotheses that reset the company's direction.