FEATURE AI & ML
New generative AI capabilities will supercharge analytics democratisation
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lteryx, the Analytics Cloud Platform company based in the US, announces Alteryx AiDIN, the industry’s first engine that
combines the power of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and generative AI with the Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform, to accelerate analytics efficiency and productivity. Alteryx now brings very advanced models and methods to more users across an organisation, enabling anyone to capitalise on the competitive advantages of AI and ML.
“Alteryx is providing new ways to interact with, improve and reimagine analytics by integrating generative AI into its Alteryx Analytics Cloud Platform portfolio,” said David Menninger, Senior Vice President and Research Director, Ventana Research. “These are exactly the types of integrations that will help enterprises drive high-quality insights from large language models.”
Combined power
Alteryx is combining the power of its trusted Alteryx analytics outputs with generative AI and large language models to supercharge the democratisation of analytics and dissemination of insights across an organisation, whilst still capturing the governance and observability it is known for. This announcement includes the first of many new anticipated innovations for AiDIN, which powers:
• Magic Document, a new Alteryx Auto Insights feature that uses an enterprise-grade generative AI integration to revolutionise data insights reporting and sharing with stakeholders. This feature delivers smart, in- context data visualisation summaries, as well as seamless PowerPoint, email and message generation capabilities for tailored audiences. • Workflow Summary for Alteryx Designer, enabling users to document their processes more effectively, by automatically generating
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workflow summaries and metadata in natural language. This enables easier governance and auditability of all workflow data processes and data pipelines.
• The OpenAI connector, which is being designed to allow users to roll generative AI into their own Alteryx Designer workflows. The easy-to-use drag-and-drop tool is expected to generate compelling natural language outputs from users’ data and analytics, and give them the power to transform how they present and share data.
New features
These new and powerful features are the latest in AiDIN that will bring the most robust generative AI and ML capabilities to every user. This initiative builds on current existing innovations from Alteryx like Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing that enable customers to access more data across the enterprise to power their model outputs and reporting. Alongside innovation, trust in data security and governance of analytics processes is key to maximising the benefits of democratisation efforts. With AiDIN, Alteryx continues to deliver a solid framework for maximising business value through implementation of effective AI capabilities within carefully orchestrated applications. Alteryx continues to deliver business- purpose-built AI innovations within secure, safe and robust applications. “With generative AI, users unlock an
entirely new way of using insights to transform their business and solve their biggest challenges,” said Suresh Vittal, Chief Product Officer of Alteryx. “With these game-changing AiDIN capabilities, Alteryx customers can intuitively infuse data-driven insights into every decision across every function, while maintaining governance over their analytics processes,” he added.
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