Gabia Builds Generative AI Infrastructure for Bloter and Numbers
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Gabia announced on the 7th that it had built generative AI infrastructure for Bloter and Numbers and implemented an AI newsroom.
The infrastructure was tailored to the nature of newsroom work that handles sensitive data such as source information and unpublished materials, and it is used for newsroom tasks such as writing and editing articles.
The first-phase service includes three functions: drafting articles, proofreading and copyediting, and thumbnail generation, and additional newsroom functions are planned for the second half of the year.
Gabia said it has built generative AI infrastructure for economics outlet Bloter and capital markets publication Numbers to support AX in newsroom operations. On the 7th, Gabia announced that it had implemented an "AI newsroom" based on dedicated generative AI infrastructure for Bloter and Numbers.
The infrastructure was built to reflect the nature of newsroom work, which handles sensitive data such as source information and unpublished materials. Gabia said it created dedicated generative AI infrastructure for Bloter and Numbers tailored to the working environment of news organizations that deal with sensitive information, and used it to build the AI newsroom.
Bloter and Numbers will use generative AI in newsroom tasks such as writing and editing articles in this dedicated environment. The first-phase service, which went live on July 9, includes three functions: drafting articles, proofreading and copyediting, and thumbnail generation.
When a reporter enters interview notes, AI supports draft article writing and helps with repetitive editing tasks by refining sentences. The three functions included in the first-phase service are drafting articles, proofreading and copyediting, and thumbnail generation.
The current AI infrastructure is built on AWS's fully managed generative AI service, "Amazon Bedrock." Team members can choose from multiple foundation models depending on the task. Examples of available models include Anthropic's "Claude" and Amazon's "Nova."
The additional functions targeted for the second half of the year are for the newsroom. In the second half, the company plans to roll out, in sequence, a visual desk, capital markets news summaries, draft generation for columns and analysis articles, morning reports, and the Bloter Award voting system.
The two companies are also pushing ahead with developing models specialized for the capital markets sector, beyond the use of generative AI. Gabia will provide AWS-based training infrastructure, and Bloter and Numbers will combine financial and governance data as well as company information they hold with Gabia's infrastructure. Going forward, they also plan to build an AI-based content management system (CMS) to expand the scope of application across the entire content production process.
Oh Seok, team leader of Gabia's cloud business team, said that building the AI newsroom goes beyond the pilot adoption stage of generative AI and that this AI newsroom carries significance in laying the groundwork for AI transformation across newsroom operations. He added that Gabia has set a policy of providing generative AI infrastructure optimized for each company's work environment and of supporting AI transformation across a range of industries.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406599
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