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It is vital for NATO and its partner organizations to be able to rapidly analyze and use information that is relevant to security. We have worked with NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) to develop and implement its first AI-supported modular “knowledge agent” within the scope of a lighthouse project with the BI-SC NATO SECRET (NS) security classification level. The solution works without an Internet connection, significantly speeds up the involved processes and delivers highly precise results.
ACT, based in Norfolk, Virginia in the United States, is one of NATO’s two strategic military commands. It is responsible for driving the alliance’s future development. Every day, hundreds of incoming documents need to be analyzed, compiled, classified, edited and used. AI FELIX, a digital “knowledge agent,” was created to significantly accelerate these processes while also greatly improving access to data and achieving information superiority. Within the scope of an internal project that began in 2019, ACT created the first prototype and minimum viable product (MVP). The result was a very successful example of ACT’s vision to introduce AI-based process automation.
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Innovation Director and Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, Helsinki University Hospital
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