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Intel and BCG Announce Collaboration to Deliver Enterprise-Grade, Secure Generative AI
Pioneering Solution Powered by Intel AI Supercomputer Unlocks Business Value with Custom Datasets While Maintaining High Levels of Security and Data Privacy
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[{"type":"text","content":"Pioneering Solution Powered by Intel AI Supercomputer Unlocks Business Value with Custom Datasets While Maintaining High Levels of Security and Data Privacy \nBOSTON, May 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Intel today announced a strategic collaboration to enable generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) using end-to-end Intel AI hardware and software, bringing fully custom and proprietary solutions to enterprise clients while keeping private data in the isolation of their trusted environments.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"Generative AI is an emerging and dynamic space, which means organizations must pick the right technology to power their GenAI journey,\" says Suchi Srinivasan, a managing director and partner at BCG. \"The technology must be enterprise grade from day one and allow for privacy, security, ease of use, and scalability. Our collaboration with Intel will enable enterprises to develop competitive advantages via custom GenAI solutions while thoughtfully navigating the people, process, and policy changes required to derive the maximum value from these transformative solutions.\"\nThe ability to scale AI applications throughout the enterprise continues to challenge businesses across industries. While the new wave of GenAI capabilities has the potential to transform entire industries and create long-term competitive advantage, a barrier to enterprise adoption is the inherent risks associated with data privacy and security. At the root of this collaboration is embedded security to better safeguard data both today and in the future. According to joint research by BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review, 84% of global executives believe responsible AI (RAI) should be at the top of management agendas, yet only 25% have comprehensive RAI programs in place.\n\"Generative AI requires a truly democratized approach that enables more secure and scalable choice so enterprises can safely benefit from the technology,\" says Sandra Rivera, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center and AI Group, Intel. \"Our collaboration with BCG allows us to help customers build generative AI applications that require technology optimized across the entire stack completely inside their chosen security perimeter.\"\nEnterprises also struggle with nascent tools to monitor and manage these GenAI solutions at sc...