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						 WASHINGTON--  May 09, 2023 --  FiscalNote Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: NOTE) (“FiscalNote”),  a leading AI-driven enterprise SaaS technology provider of global  policy and market intelligence, today announced that Seoul-based Aicel  Technologies — a wholly owned subsidiary of FiscalNote and a leading  alternative data provider — has successfully been awarded three new  patents, underscoring FiscalNote’s commitment to delivering innovative  AI and machine learning (ML) solutions and industry-leading expertise in  analyzing unstructured data.  
 
Three separate patents were awarded to FiscalNote in April 2023 by  the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) in Seoul, Korea, which  now brings the Company’s total global intellectual property portfolio to  seventeen (17) patents. The patent awards underscore FiscalNote’s  continued investment and leadership in the Asia markets, as well as its  growth strategy of expanding into the alternative data industry.  
 
As an industry leader in AI and machine learning, Aicel processes  both proprietary and licensed data, such as trade and export  information, patent filings, aggregated consumer and retail  transactions, food delivery and home-sharing data, e-Commerce sales  information, and ESG metrics on a subscription basis for customers —  such as asset management companies, multinational corporations, hedge  funds, investment firms, and others. Aicel deploys AI to collect,  refine, process, and deliver tailored data such as news, social media,  and other unstructured texts to customers, while powering a data  exchange marketplace through its Data-as-a-Service model to enable  third-party data providers and vendors to rapidly partner with Aicel to  develop new datasets quickly and efficiently.  
 
Through the application of these awarded patents, customers will  benefit from Aicel's enhanced technology by leveraging an expanded range  of quantitative analytics based on real-time news, research, and other  textual data — allowing them to identify new opportunities, capture  insights quickly and accurately, and make data-driven decisions by  offering sentiment analysis, event detection, and other predictive  analytics to discover and capitalize on market movements.  
 
These newly registered FiscalNote patent technologies enhance  Aicel's ability to identify and score the relevancy of entities — such  as companies and products — to news, as well as map entities to stock  tickers, delivering even more refined and precise datasets while  strengthening Aicel’s alternative data products by offering customers  even more accurate and comprehensive insights. The patents will also  expand the power of Aicel’s proprietary Natural Language Processing  (NLP) engine built to extract insights and signals from unstructured  data such as news, social media, corporate filings, and transcripts. By  leveraging these innovations, Aicel is poised to continue to expand its  range of alternative data products and maintain its position as a  trusted and essential data provider in the global capital markets.  
 
“FiscalNote has always pioneered the development and application of  AI and machine learning, as attested to by our portfolio of 17 patents  and, more importantly, by the trust that the world’s most important  decision-makers place in us and our products every day,” said Josh  Resnik, President & Chief Operating Officer, FiscalNote. “We will  continue to advance our technology platforms and enhance our  state-of-the-art solutions — including Aicel’s industry-leading  alternative data products — enabling customers to make smarter, sharper,  and more informed decisions while capturing unique alpha  opportunities.”  
 
The award of these three new AI/machine learning patents follows  FiscalNote’s recent announcement that it has been granted another  AI-related patent from the United States Patent & Trademark Office  (USPTO) for the application of AI and machine learning in creating  custom advocacy campaigns, bringing the company’s total U.S. patent  portfolio to thirteen, and its global portfolio total to seventeen. 
						
						
						
						 						
                                                              
						
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