Enterprise Applications

Alation Inc. has launched its AI Governance solution to help organizations realize value from their data and AI initiatives. The solution ensures that AI models are developed using secure, compliant, and well-documented data.

At its annual SAP TechEd conference, SAP has announced new capabilities that complement and extend Joule, including collaborative AI agents imbued with custom skills to complete complex cross-disciplinary tasks.

INX Software, an Australian developer of compliance, workforce management, training and reporting software for complex and high-risk industries, has announced it will join with fellow Perth company K2fly to create one of Australia’s biggest providers of mission-critical software for high-risk industries.

Open-source data science platform Anaconda has released a desktop application that can run large language models (LLMs) on a local PC or Mac desktop. The free desktop application allows users of all levels to securely access and run over 200 pre-trained Generative AI models locally without sending any private information to external cloud services and infrastructure providers

A Large Language Model (LLM) built specifically for the insurance industry outperforms leading pre-trained models on accuracy across wide range of claims and underwriting related tasks, according to developer EXL.

Nasuni has announced new integration that provides access to the Nasuni File Data Platform via Microsoft Search and Microsoft 365 Copilot, significantly expanding data access for Microsoft's AI services, the company says.

The Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner (OVIC) has found that the Victorian Department of Families, Fairness and Housing failed to take reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of personal information and to protect personal information from unauthorised disclosure.

ABBYY hosted its AI Summit in Sydney on September 4, bringing together industry experts and thought leaders to discuss the current state and future prospects of AI in enterprise settings. The event provided a comprehensive look at the opportunities and challenges facing businesses as they navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on generative AI and intelligent document processing.

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has reported a jump in reported   data breaches in the first half of 2024 -at 527 the highest number in three and a half years.

Australia’s federal government has launched a proposed set of mandatory guardrails for high-risk AI alongside a voluntary safety standard for organisations using AI. Each of these documents offer ten mutually reinforcing guardrails that set clear expectations for organisations across the AI supply chain. They are relevant for all organisations using AI, including internal systems aimed at boosting employee efficiency and externally-facing systems such as chatbots.

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