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AsiaQuest’s AI access platform “GAIA,” which centrally manages AI agents, will be integrated with Ricoh’s internally operated AI platform and self-improving AI agents to demonstrate an AI usage environment with access control and governance.
With the spread of generative AI, the use of AI in daily business operations is steadily expanding within companies. However, there are still significant hurdles to overcome when it comes to utilizing AI at the core of business operations.
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Currently, simply using readily available AI generation services fails to adequately understand the diverse business knowledge and internal rules of each company and department, making it difficult to provide support tailored to the individual roles and work processes of each user. Furthermore, much of the data that forms the source of a company’s value, such as customer information and project information, is stored in core systems, but integration with AI is limited. Moreover, many companies are hesitant to deploy AI company-wide because governance measures such as access control to the data handled by AI and management of operation history have not kept pace. To solve these problems and create an environment where companies can confidently incorporate AI into their operations, the two companies will undertake this proof-of-concept experiment.
Source: PRTimes
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