Intel teamed up with Boston Consulting to sell AI-based office system tools

CTOnews.com May 11, Intel and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) recently said that the two companies will jointly sell office system tools based on generative AI to the enterprise side. Generative AI is the technology behind the recent fire, such as ChatGPT, which can organize human-like segments to answer users' questions.

CTOnews.com learned in the press releases from the two companies that BCG cited the following application scenario: BCG employees need to use keywords to search and click on each file to determine if it contains what they need. With the help of office tools based on generative AI, AI can use archiving or summarizing all documents to answer employees' questions.

The generative AI tool is trained by a supercomputer with Xeon processors and Habana AI chips, which is designed and built by Intel so that BCG does not have to share data with Intel. Srinivasan, a partner at BCG, said that the clients of the generative AI tool will include the financial and energy industries, where there are strict regulations for the sharing of sensitive data.