Contractor Ferrovial has launched a new generative artificial intelligence (Al) assistant for its employees, in what may be a first for an infrastructure company. The tool, developed in partnership with Microsoft, aims to assist employees with their day-to-day work and increase efficiency and competitiveness. Employees will be able to use the tool to write texts, analyse information, and summarize and translate documents. But Ferrovial insisted that the system, based on Microsoft Azure Open Al Services, would keep sensitive company information private, since it has been designed to work in a secure data environment. Ferrovial said it hoped that in future the system could be trained with information from the company's business units.
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