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AI Platform FAQs
The team at SymphonyAI is here to answer your questions about AI for business and our solutions. Here are some of the most common.
What is the SymphonyAI Eureka AI Platform?
The Eureka AI platform is the foundational AI platform that powers all SymphonyAI applications. Each application uses predictive and generative AI and is tailored to a unique industry and use case for rapid and impactful enterprise solutions.
Unlike generic platforms, Eureka AI has vertical extensions tailored for specific industries, using industry-specific models, data sources, knowledge graphs, and integrations to provide fast, relevant results without requiring extensive customization.
With a dynamic UX layer, Eureka AI offers an intuitive interface that adapts to various industry workflows, simplifying AI adoption for users at any skill level.
Eureka AI handles both structured and unstructured data at scale, supports over 200 industry-specific data connectors, and offers data governance features for improved quality and compliance.
Eureka AI incorporates role-based access controls, meets privacy standards like GDPR and CCPA, and uses compliant sandboxes for data handling to ensure enterprise-level security and privacy.
Eureka AI uses industry-specific datasets and connectors, enhancing model relevance for specific challenges, and provides automatic feedback mechanisms to keep models tuned and accurate.
The platform supports cloud, hybrid, and on-premise deployments, integrating seamlessly with major cloud providers like Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.