Addressing the bank's specific use case, Artefact undertook a cluster analysis allowing users to target distinct customer groups. The analysis focused on a selected subset of customers, defining typical profiles (personas) through generative AI. These personas could then be queried about their personal preferences and consumption habits.
"The IBM watsonx.ai studio allowed us to deploy the entire solution, from back-end to front-end, in just one month, with a small team. IBM’s tools are extremely functional, easy to deploy, and use— a solid foundation for rapidly developing AI solutions," says Jérémie Cornet-Vuckovic.
Artefact highlights two pivotal aspects of the IBM watsonx.ai offering:
• A comprehensive array of technologies, encompassing major open-source technologies, allowing development teams to leverage these tools to accelerate the project.
• Robust data security and protection capabilities, enabling the deployment and training of AI on-site—a critical element for sectors like finance, insurance, and the public sector.
Artefact used anonymized client data for application development, with meticulous attention to understanding and elucidating the responses generated by generative AI. "Every piece of information provided is explainable in the application," confirms Jérémie Cornet-Vuckovic. "It's crucial to be able to trust the data provided by AI, without which no benefits could be derived for the business."