Artificial Intelligence Services for Enterprises
Guide and handhold enterprises in strategizing, capability building, use case identification, and managing risks for AI adoption
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strategy:AI
Assess existing capabilities.Define AI and Data strategy.
Prioritize Use cases.
Build roadmap.
CoE:AI
Set up innovation hubsSetup governance.
Guide technology selection.
Guide talent upskilling.
prototype:AI
Rapidly prototype AI solutions.Accelerate time-to-value.
Ensure integration between systems and processes.
risk:AI
Evaluate AI Risk.Develop mitigation strategies.
Develop Responsible AI processes
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Client: A Law Enforcement Agency Business Problem: Recognition of suspects under surveillance in crowded public p...Invoice Document Processing
Client: Multi National Manufacturing Enterprise Business Problem: Client operates in many Eastern European and er...Design Of AI Led QA Services
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Client: Large IT services Company Business Problem: Internal IT Infrastructure, Applications, Network and Securit...AI Thoughts - From Our Blogosphere
Global Collaborations: Managing AI Safety Paradox
In last few years AI is transforming industries and also poised to have significant impact on our daily lives. The whole space has got significant impetus after commercial availability of GenAI. It is stated by many and multiple times that...
AI’s Blind Spot: Bias in LLMs
AI's Blind Spot: Bias in LLMs While the need to eliminate bias from AI solutions is well-documented and requires constant vigilance, developers often assume the underlying LLM itself is unbiased. A recent discussion at AiThougts.org, sparked by Diwakar Menon, highlighted...
Synthetic Data: A Double-Edged Sword?
When LLMs started making inroads into the technology space over the last few years, training relied heavily on publicly accessible internet data. This data, in various forms including audio, video, images, and text, is full of subtleties and nuances, resulting...
Beyond the script: The future of digital customer service
In the past companies noticed that their customers are getting frustrated by waiting for customer service agents for simple queries. “All our agents are busy. Your call is important to us. Please wait.” became a dreaded message for customers looking...
AI use cases for the Manufacturing Vertical
AI Use cases in Industrial Vertical Lots of news and talk about AI Usecases in Technology, retail consumer and health care verticals. I feel we need more focus on manufacturing vertical which can get enormous benefits from this exciting new...
AI Symphony in Airline Enterprises
Good old-fashioned AI (or what is now called Traditional AI) is deterministic in nature, while Generative AI is more probabilistic. Traditional AI relies on explicit rules, logic, and predefined algorithms. Given the same input and conditions, it will always produce...
GenAI Adoption – Challenges in Manufacturing Enterprise
While discussions have been ongoing regarding the use of fine-tuned Large Language Models (LLMs) for specific enterprise needs, the high cost associated with cloud-based LLMs, including subscription fees and API usage charges, is becoming increasingly evident. This cost barrier has...
Gen AI adoption: Is your budget ready?
As the adoption of Generative AI in the enterprise accelerates, one question that will be on Management’s mind: "What does AI cost?" The answer, like most things in business, is nuanced: it depends on the specific needs of the enterprise....
The ‘Ops’ in the GenAI World
The world of AI and its operational cousins can feel like an alphabet soup: AIOps, MLOps, DataOps, and now, GenAIOps. The key lies in understanding their distinct roles and how they can collaborate to deliver full potential of your Gen...
Ethics at the Forefront: Navigating the Path at frontier of Artificial General Intelligence
While we may want to cautiously avoid the term Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) today, it is evident from the general capabilities of the systems currently in place that we are either close to, or perhaps already have, some form of...