How Fujitsu's Kozuchi Platform Enables Safe Gen AI Adoption
Fujitsu's Amitkumar Shrivastava on Ethical AI Use and Customer-First Approach
Enterprises exploring generative AI solutions to boost operational efficiency and productivity continue to face implementation challenges. To help enterprises achieve their AI objectives, Fujitsu has developed an AI platform - Kozuchi. Kozuchi integrates with existing technologies, mitigates risks and accelerates innovation to help businesses safely test AI models using their own data.
Fujitsu has executed more than 7,000 AI projects. Since 2019, the company has also delivered more than 6,000 AI-based case studies to clients across Japan, the United States, Europe and Asia. The company's notable advancements in the gen AI space include a gen AI platform for the retail sector, which creates personalized avatars to interact with customers based on their behaviors and preferences. In banking, Fujitsu has introduced gen AI solutions to streamline processes and enhance customer support.
"We are domain agnostic, creating and customizing AI components and frameworks to meet customer requirements. Our AI and gen AI strategies enable us to deploy solutions in any environment, driving growth and innovation within our organization," said Amitkumar Shrivastava, head of AI at Fujitsu. "We assist our global customers in designing domain-specific AI tools with embedded AI components and frameworks."
In this video interview with Information Security Media Group, Shrivastava also discussed:
- How Fujitsu solves AI deployment challenges across domains;
- The integration of ethical, safety and governance frameworks;
- Quantum computing's role in powering gen AI.
Shrivastava drives and executes AI projects and related strategic growth initiatives, including customer, R&D and proof-of-concept projects for Japan delivery in India. He is a global Fujitsu distinguished engineer, a Fujitsu fellow and a NASSCOM National AI Advisory Council member.
