Similar To ChatGPT From OpenAI, RELEX Solutions Presents RELEX-GPT

JAKARTA - RELEX Solutions, a provider of supply and retail chain optimization solutions, developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) solution called RELEX-GPT, by utilizing an AI model similar to ChatGPT.

Using a secure business operating system, equipped with access to RELEX's extensive knowledge base, RELEX-GPT is an innovation that demonstrates RELEX Solutions' commitment to developing technology to increase efficiency.

Based on its official statement, RELEX-GPT serves as a center of insight that simplifies access to information about RELEX products and facilitates more efficient workflows between teams, and provides answers to complicated questions.

"We are committed to empowering not only RELEX employees, but also our customers and partners with this advanced capability and increasing job satisfaction through the adoption of RELEX-GPT," said Tommi Vilkamo, Director of RELEX Labs at RELEX Solutions.

The application of AI technology such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and RELEX-GPT on RELEX Solutions provides considerable benefits. One of them is contributing to software development by producing codes, managing trial results, and overcoming errors.

In addition, the application of these solutions also plays a role in the creation and editing of documents, as well as increasing cross-cultural communication through translation and adjustment of the right style of language for emails and presentations.

Currently, RELEX Solutions is releasing RELEX-GPT technology to their online user communities as a beta trial version only. Going forward, when input from the user community is available, RELEX plans to integrate RELEX-GPT into the RELEX Solutions product ecosystem as a whole, which will further improve the user experience.

Terhi Rekilmen, Senior Legal Counsel & Governance and Regulatory Risk Manager at RELEX Solutions, emphasized the company's commitment to risk management and also a thorough evaluation of AI technology.

"In reviewing opportunities and risks, we need to look at the full picture. We aim to build control and balance to address risks by evaluating each AI device from a security, privacy and legal perspective," said Rekil total.

"In this way, we can benefit from AI, as well as avoid business risks that may occur, such as being left behind from the first users, and tackling potential threats. Using AI does not mean without risk, but at the same time there are no risk-free businesses," he added.