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Acrolinx, a global leader in SaaS enterprise content governance, launched new generative AI capabilities designed to maximize productivity benefits while mitigating the risks that AI poses. After a successful Beta program with over 20 enterprise customers, Get Suggestions, AI Assistant, and AI Guardrails are publicly available to empower all organizations to use AI confidently and securely.

In a new survey of Fortune 500 companies including Amazon, AT&T, Cisco, Ford, Philips, Siemens Energy, and ServiceNow, Acrolinx, the AI-powered content governance software, has dug into how its customers prioritize clarity, rank it in comparison to other writing qualities, and practice clarity in their writing. The output has been shared with Digital Journal.

Britta Mühlenberg, COO at Acrolinx, isn’t your typical HR leader. Her path to the C-suite started not with textbooks but with a deep-seated desire to connect with people on a global scale. This wanderlust, coupled with a fascination with human behavior, led her to an unexpected first step: the world of hospitality.

Remember how much the world changed after the introduction of the iPhone? AI is having the same kind of impact in the workplace and on HR practices.

In the case of AI in HR, it must be leveraged responsibly to ensure fairness and mitigate bias. We took a deep dive with Britta Mühlenberg, the chief operations officer of content production software company Acrolinx, to examine the current state of AI in HR, from revolutionizing recruitment to personalizing the employee experience. Mühlenberg was previously Acrolinx’s chief people officer (CPO).

Welcome to insideBIGDATA’s “Heard on the Street” round-up column! In this regular feature, we highlight thought-leadership commentaries from members of the big data ecosystem. This week Acrolinx’s CRO, Shane Cumming, shares how to calculate the ROI for your AI content governance platform.

The EU AI Act will come into force in 2024, meaning that global enterprise businesses will need to take steps toward compliance. The European Union’s AI Act regulates the technology by placing AI models into buckets of risk ranging from minimal risk to unacceptable risk. Check out what Acrolinx CEO, Volker Smid, had to say about the new regulations.

Vendors like GitHub and Amazon have introduced settings and policies aimed at allaying the fears of companies wary of the IP challenges around their GenAI coding tools. But it’s unclear that they’ve made much headway. In a 2023 survey of Fortune 500 businesses by Acrolinx, nearly a third said that intellectual property was their biggest concern about the use of generative AI. “We used permissive licence code to train [our models] because our customers demanded it,” Klimov said.

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