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22ND APRIL 2024 BUSINESS GUIDE DISTRIBUTED WITH Drive business value from artificial intelligence (AI) Pluralit helps founders and CEOs turn Generative AI raw power into business value - here is how


Te potential of Generative AI to transform how businesses operate is monumental. However, most companies are yet to figure out how to materialise this potential into business value. Pluralit, a UK-based technology


consultancy, developed the ‘Pluralit AI FactoryTM


a knowledge worker


’ that can model how thinks


produces high-quality work output at high speed,


hallucinations. With this blueprint Pluralit is


helping a large international news- group create a copilot for journal- ists and editors, raising productivity in the editorial pipeline. It has also pushed the boundary further to craft a ‘cyborg analyst’ that replicates


and low cost and without


the critical thinking, expertise and relational skills of an experi- enced analyst to produce novel and insightful analysis. Pluralit recently distilled these


innovations into a reusable ‘Pluralit AI Skills EngineTM


’ that can be


applied to many different scenarios and industries. Tis framework combines the raw power of OpenAI GPT4 API with an architec- ture that curates the best sources and breaks the analysis down into a series of logical steps in the same way an expe- rienced human analyst would approach the task. Once fine-tuned and automated, this skills


engine delivers a step-change in production time and cost, and can be scaled to enable hypergrowth. Pluralit is now helping compa-


nies in recruitment, financial anal- ysis, media and strategic consul- tancy to leverage this ‘Pluralit AI Skills EngineTM


’ and drasti-


cally augment their productivity and growth.


Scan to the QR code to find more


about AI use cases at pluralit.io/ai


Contact Pluralit at ai@pluralit.io to explore how your company can unleash the business value of Generative AI


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