Simplified security operations

AES deployed generative AI agents built on Vertex AI and Anthropic’s Claude models to overhaul its health and safety audit processes. They connected Claude via API calls within the Vertex AI environment, addressing security through configured service accounts and leveraging Vertex AI Model Garden for simplified deployment. This automation streamlined document reviews for large, multilingual audit files, significantly reducing manual labor.

Stairwell uses Anthropic's Claude to analyze and summarize complex security data, helping protect companies from sophisticated cybersecurity threats. Claude's large context window allows Stairwell to process security data with over 40,000 characters and its ability to understand technical data without extensive prompt engineering enables Stairwell to convert technical security findings into clear, actionable insights for security teams of all experience levels.

Mia Labs built its conversational AI assistant, Mia, on Microsoft Azure using Azure OpenAI Service and secured its AI workloads with Microsoft Defender for Cloud. They implemented advanced threat intelligence through contextual security posture management and runtime alerts, enabling quick detection and mitigation of jailbreak attempts while protecting sensitive dealership interactions. This integration streamlined security processes and eliminated the need for costly IT audits.

The school deployed Microsoft Reading Progress and Microsoft Immersive Reader, two AI-powered apps integrated within Microsoft Teams, to support individualized learning. The tools record reading sessions, provide real-time feedback on pronunciation and errors, and translate texts to enable comprehension across multiple languages. This setup streamlines classroom instruction, personalizes student learning, and reduces teacher workload.

Vodafone uses Azure OpenAI Service, Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft Copilot, and Azure AI Search to enhance their virtual assistant TOBi and develop SuperAgent to assist customer service agents. TOBi uses conversational AI to handle customer inquiries, while SuperAgent helps agents solve complex problems faster.

Ontada leveraged Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service Batch API and Azure AI Foundry to build its ON.Genuity platform, which processes 150 million unstructured oncology documents to automatically extract nearly 100 critical data elements across 39 cancer types. They integrated the new platform with their structured iKnowMed system using Azure Databricks for data ingestion and Azure Document Intelligence for text extraction, transforming manual chart review processes into an automated workflow that supports clinical decision-making and life science product development.

LY Corporation leveraged OpenAI’s API to integrate advanced generative AI into its flagship services, including a GPT‑4o-powered LINE AI Assistant and GPT‑4 enhancements in Yahoo! JAPAN Search for summarizing reviews and generating travel plans. They also deployed SeekAI, an in-house productivity tool using RAG to rapidly retrieve information from internal documentation, streamlining employee inquiries and operations.

OPPO integrated Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, AutoML, and Gemini large language model into its mobile devices to automate user feedback analysis, power AI Recording Summary features, and enable AI Toolbox functionalities such as AI Writer and AI Reply. They re-engineered their hardware platform, operating system, and third-party ecosystem to embed AI agents that optimize power consumption and reduce computing latency, streamlining mobile development workflows and enhancing user experience.

SK Telecom integrated Anthropic's Claude on the Amazon Bedrock platform to power both in-call assist and post-call processing solutions. They implemented a custom in-house RAG model combined with real-time document search and automated summarization, classification, and sentiment analysis to augment call center operations and support culturally nuanced customer interactions.