Horizn Co-Founder and CEO Janice Diner, who has attributed vision, grit, people, and relationships to her business success will transition into a new role as Inbenta's head of marketing. [Courtesy photo]
Horizn co-founder and CEO Janice Diner, who will become Inbenta's head of marketing, says the acquisition helps set the AI platform apart from the "industry's text-reliant majority." The Horizn deal comes after Inbenta's announcement of its $40 million funding in January led by Tritium Partners and the official announcement of its Calif. to Texas move in March.