Navigating the EU AI Act: A comprehensive guide for businesses
Introduction The European Union (EU) AI Act is a landmark legislation aimed at regulating the
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We build custom generative AI applications for enterprise clients, with the features and technologies required to fulfil your risk management, governance, regulatory and stakeholder requirements. We work with financial services, consultancy and service businesses, enabling them to enhance employee experience, serve customers better and drive efficiencies.
Give your team members the tools they need to thrive. Improve employee experience, productivity and quality, by deploying AI Assistants to write emails, documentation, presentations, reporting, code, and other simple task automation. Enable full democratisation of generative AI, so your team members can scope, build and deploy their own Assistants, all with enterprise-ready features, enabling appropriate governance.
✅ Quality Assurance (QA) ✅ Role Permissions
✅ Simple RAG ✅ Autonomous Deployment
❌ Automated Quality Testing ❌ Customised RAG
❌ Automated Reliability Monitoring
✅ Slack + Microsoft Teams + Google Chat Accessibility
✅ LLM Agnostic (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc)
✅ Hosting Agnostic (Azure, AWS, GCP, on-premises, etc)
Automate single-discipline internal tasks then funnel complex cases to team members, and automate simple cases. Use cases include:
✅ Quality Assurance (QA) ✅ Role Permissions
✅ Automated Quality Testing ✅ Customised RAG
✅ Automated Reliability Monitoring
❌ Autonomous Deployment
✅ LLM Agnostic (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc)
✅ Hosting Agnostic (Azure, AWS, GCP, on-premises, etc)
❌ Slack + Microsoft Teams + Google Chat Accessibility
Automate multi-discipline functions, including those that are customer or external-facing using a collection of AI applications and data sources simultaneously. Assign complex cases to team members, and fully automate simple cases. Use cases include:
✅ Quality Assurance (QA) ✅ Role Permissions
✅ Automated Quality Testing ✅ Customised RAG
✅ Automated Reliability Monitoring
❌ Autonomous Deployment
✅ LLM Agnostic (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc)
✅ Hosting Agnostic (Azure, AWS, GCP, on-premises, etc)
❌ Slack + Microsoft Teams + Google Chat Accessibility
Enterprise generative AI solutions refer to systems designed to automate both simple and complex business processes, enhance operational efficiency, and improve decision-making across various functions within organisations.
Generative AI assistants improve workplace productivity by automating routine tasks such as email writing, documentation, and reporting, allowing team members to focus on more strategic activities.
In an enterprise setting, generative AI can automate tasks ranging from documentation review and case handling to more complex functions like underwriting and transactional processes, enhancing both speed and accuracy.
Yes, AI solutions can be tailored to meet specific business requirements, including risk management and regulatory compliance, ensuring they fit seamlessly into existing operational frameworks.
Generative AI solutions are supported by a range of technologies and can be hosted on various platforms, including Azure, AWS, GCP, and on-premises, ensuring flexibility and integration with existing IT infrastructure.
Yes, AI solutions are designed to be compatible with popular communication tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Google Chat, facilitating easy integration and user accessibility.
Hosting agnostic AI solutions offer the flexibility to run on any cloud provider or on-premises, allowing businesses to choose the most suitable hosting environment based on their security, compliance, and operational needs.
Generative AI solutions can incorporate robust quality assurance measures, role-based permissions, and automated reliability monitoring to ensure high standards of quality and consistent performance. To enable these features, you’ll likely benefit from expert guidance from an AI consultancy like Fifty One Degrees.
Introduction The European Union (EU) AI Act is a landmark legislation aimed at regulating the
The rise of generative AI (GenAI) technologies has the potential to significantly disrupt and transform