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KnowledgeSense Co., Ltd. is pleased to announce that the Notebook function of “ChatSense,” the AI agent for corporate use provided by the company, can now directly import files from Box as a source. This eliminates the need to save files to a device and upload them, allowing users to create slides from documents in Box.
ChatSense’s Notebook AI allows you to add internal company documents as a source and generate slides based on questions about their content. We have now added the ability to directly import files from Box into Notebook. This eliminates the need to save files to your device and upload them, allowing you to create slides directly from your Box documents.
Background of the release — “We want to be able to use the documents in Box directly as slides.”
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Generative AI, including ChatGPT, is being adopted by many companies with the aim of improving operational efficiency and service quality. KnowledgeSense’s “ChatSense” is also attracting attention for its strengths for corporate use, such as a highly secure environment and the ability to learn additional internal data, and has been adopted by more than 500 companies, including major companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime.
ChatSense’s Notebook AI has offered a feature that allows users to add internal company documents as sources and proceed from asking questions about the content to generating slides. However, if the documents were located on Box, it was necessary to save them to the device first and then upload them again, which added extra steps before starting document creation.
Many companies use Box for internal document management, and we’ve received requests from these users to “import documents directly from Box and create slides.” To address these requests, we’ve released a feature that allows you to directly import files from Box into Notebook.
Source: PRTimes
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