Astonishing advances in Generative AI (GenAI) have prompted forward-thinking organisations to consider how to harness its potential to deliver business value, and how to understand and mitigate the risks it presents. At Scott Logic, we're here to help you navigate this new terrain.
A GenAI deployment could present a range of significant risks to your organisation. Many of the risks are foreseeable but some are not, due to the uncharted nature of this new technology landscape.
Scott Logic has a long history of supporting clients in highly regulated environments in the financial services and government sectors. Matching that rich experience with their technical expertise, our consultants work with you to identify where AI can deliver the most value to your business while supporting you to identify and vastly reduce the inherent risks.
Whether you want to spin up a Proof of Concept, shape a business case, or de-risk your solution architectures for GenAI, we can help.
We delivered a successful proof-of-concept GenAI chatbot for a large retail bank. Watch this demonstration of how we de-risked the chatbot's interactions and gain insights into our recommended approach, which narrows the bot’s focus and includes a control layer which de-risks its interactions.
Read the latest insights from our expert practitioners in these two white papers. To stay up to date with our latest thinking, sign up to our mailing list.
Generative AI's rapid ascent into the public domain is placing unprecedented demand on organisations to navigate it wisely. In this white paper, Chief Operations Officer Matt Phillips presents a focused strategy and a role for leadership in realising the true value of GenAI, by going beyond the hype into a new technology epoch.
In this white paper, Technology Director Oliver Cronk presents a clear-eyed view of the potential of GenAI, an outline of the main business and technological risks, and a layperson's overview of a software architecture that can significantly reduce those risks.
In this webinar, hosted by Chief Disruptor in partnership with Scott Logic, a panel of expert presenters from DP World, Tech for Good, and Scott Logic analyse the implications of the latest AI trends, offer practical strategies that demystify the hype, and provide a pragmatic roadmap for AI business impact.
In this episode, Colin joined by Scott Logic's Technology Director, Oliver Cronk, and Chris Booth from NatWest for a lively discussion about the much-hyped ChatGPT, from its origins to the most recent advancements.
Simon Hamilton Ritchie was part of a Scott Logic team that developed and delivered a Proof of Concept for a major retail bank which demonstrated high potential business value and showed how GenAI could be reined in as part of a range of options to mitigate risk. In this post, he provides an overview of how it worked.
Simon Hamilton Ritchie
With organisations still getting to grips with how and where to deploy AI, James Heward summarises the distinct capabilities required for AI/ML projects and the capability models that are out there.
James Heward
How our whole team became undercover spies to learn about Prompt Injection Attacks on our own app. Our goal was to crack our bot to get it to reveal its secrets, disobey its orders, and contravene its ethical obligations.
Doro Hinrichs
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