Artificial Intelligence
Build on our expertise and experience
With Artificial Intelligence or AI we do not only look at the numbers of the past, but we are also able to predict the future. And even do it better than business experts do it manually. AI is defined as the intelligence of a machine or computer that enables it to imitate or mimic human capabilities.
Artificial Intelligence can drastically improve business and decision making by performing complex and repetitive tasks in which it reduces human error, it never gets bored (so it easily handles repetitive tasks), it is available 24/7 and it is fast.
In a modern data platform, a test lab is used for machine learning experiments. Once proven valuable, the novel insights are incorporated in the platform.
Some common commercial use cases of artificial intelligence include fraud detection, predictive maintenance, online customer support, cybersecurity and virtual assistants such as chatbots.
Are you in search for a ChatGPT based solution?
Sparkle has already realised several ChatGPT-based solutions for different departments across multiple industries such as, legal, customer care, investor relations, contract management, maintenance management etc. If you want to know more about the possibilities of using ChatGPT based solutions for internal private documents within your department or industry, contact us. The Cronos Group may call itself Microsoft Partner of the Year (2022 & 2023) in Belgium. At Sparkle, we are proud that our ongoing efforts (also in the field of AI) have enabled us to contribute to this important recognition for the Cronos Group.
Explore our Artificial Intelligence services
Sparkle enables organizations to maximize the value of data and is your go-to partner for Artificial Intelligence expertise and services. We start from the business to determine the real value. Do contact us to discuss how we can help you with Artificial Intelligence challenges.
Prepare for compliance with the EU AI Act
Numerous organizations are capitalizing on the substantial value that artificial intelligence (AI) brings, acknowledging its pivotal role in shaping the future. Simultaneously, these organizations are becoming increasingly aware that AI adoption comes with a spectrum of risks and ethical considerations. As an organization building or using AI systems, you will be responsible for ensuring compliance with the EU AI Act.
Navigating the complexities of AI risk management and ensuring transparency in alignment with the EU AI Act poses a formidable challenge for organizations, regardless of their size. However, Sparkle offers a systematic solution through our EU AI Act Readiness Track approach, relieving you of the intricacies associated with compliance preparation and allowing you to concentrate on your core business operations.
Sparkle comprehends the nuanced challenges presented by the EU AI Act, providing a unique blend of profound expertise in AI technology, governance, and compliance. We assist you in mitigating various AI risks, including those that may result in regulatory fines, as well as risks that these guidelines aim to prevent—such as potential harm to companies, their customers, and the wider public.
Challenges our AI experts can solve
Organisations are facing a wide set of data challenges. Sparkle’s AI experts are typically involved when solving the following challenges.
- Limited Insights
- Limited expertise
- Making private data searchable with ChatGPT functionalities
- Preparing for compliance with the EU AI Act
More insights about AI
As the world of Artificial Intelligence is an ever-evolving landscape we like to share more insight about AI and its exciting sub-fields with you.
The AI Act in practice: what it means for your business | webinar recording
The AI Act in practice: what it means for your business. In this blogpost you can find the recap of our webinar we hosted together with our legal partner Sorainen and watch the webinar recording.
SmartNation AI Hackathon: 1st prize for Sparkle | an interview with the team
The 1st prize at the SmartNation AI Hackathon. Some of Sparkleers went and conquered. Read the interview to know more about about their challenges & experience.
How the EU AI Act will affect different roles in your company
The adoption of the EU AI Act prompts companies to confront decisions: who joins AI teams moving forward? Could your Data Protection Officer double as an AI Officer? Are ethical boards in the making? Will technical teams need reskilling? Discover more.
Why AI governance software isn’t enough to manage AI risks
In this blogpost you will explore the reasons why relying solely on AI governance software falls short in effectively managing AI risks.
Managing AI risks: why you should need external expertise to properly manage them
Managing AI risks and why it is not always a good idea to manage AI risks internally. Discover in this blogpost the added value of external expertise.
What AI means for change management: an interview with Erik Leung
In our MondAI insight, Sparkleer Jens Meijen sat down with Erik Leung, an experienced change management specialist and business consultant with a human-centered, empathetic approach. They talked about the importance of change management in AI transformation processes.