Natural language questions and answers on local and confidential information Introduction Large Language Models (LLMs such as GPT) have sparked significant progress in the way, users can interact with text: they deliver impressive results on tasks such as text generation, text summarization and many other scenarios. The predominant mode of interaction with LLMs is using … Continue reading Use the power of LLMs on your own documents using Kairntech
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Why NLP platforms save over 80% of your time Impressive recent progress in Natural Language Processing (NLP) models, for a large majority coming from the open sourced community, do not necessarily go hand in hand with delivering business value for domain experts; which can be summarized by the requirement to obtain automatically actionable information from … Continue reading ROI of Natural Language Processing platforms
Bringing structure to unstructured document collections Assigning documents to categories is a key step in bringing structure to larger document collections: Users can narrow their study of a search result to a particularly relevant topic, forward subsets of documents to colleagues with a respective interests etc. Kairntech has offered document categorization since the beginning. However, … Continue reading Finding topics in text collections
Keep it short, please! A growing demand in today’s busy times for many users is to be able to quickly skim through large amounts of documents – news items, websites, publications, documentation – and decide quickly, whether a given item is worth spending the time to read or even just to click on it. Often … Continue reading Automatic Text Summarization
Kairntech and Fraunhofer SCAI presented joint work in their webinar on June 8, 2022 You can find the recording of the webinar here. Harvesting the knowledge about the interactions between genes, proteins, drugs and diseases from scientific literature is a labor-intensive task. Graph databases are a powerful tool to allow for the handing of information … Continue reading Automatic Creation of Knowledge Graphs from Scientific Literature
June 8th, 2022 @ 4pm CET Register to the webinar Knowledge Graphs are a powerful and increasingly popular approach to represent complex knowledge and to support analysis and the discovery of new facts. Knowledge Graphs offer themselves for the integration of insights from structured databases, manually curated data and batches of facts derived from large-scale … Continue reading Webinar: Creating and updating biomedical Knowledge Graphs with AI/NLP
Introduction The Kairntech software comes with a built-in entity extraction component that users can add to their projects with just a few mouse clicks. It offers a powerful additional option to analyse and annotate text content using existing world knowledge: The component gives you access to tens of millions of concepts in several languages and … Continue reading World Knowledge at your Fingertips: Using and Customizing Kairntech’s Entity Extraction
Introduction The emergence of start-ups in the world's economies and the massive arrival of investment funds have shaken up the business world since the 2000s, posing the challenge of information in an acute way. In this prolific and fast-moving world, the personal network and manual databases are no longer enough: new technologies, in particular artificial … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence for Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
Updating structured vocabularies: a necessary but difficult task Structured vocabularies (lexicons, dictionaries, thesauri, taxonomies…) and, more broadly, knowledge bases, play an important role in many applications when it comes to organizing or making information accessible. But they still need to be constantly updated, which is a long, tedious and difficult task. A good example is … Continue reading Discover and enrich knowledge by analysing documents with AI
AI no-code NLP platforms change the paradigm In many professions controls are carried out on a random basis. It is a generally accepted practice that an auditor reviewing agreements or an analyst screening litterature proceeds with random checks simply because it is humanly impossible and much too costly to process each individual document. At the … Continue reading Random checks are dead, long live exhaustivity