AI

Orange is developing secure and streamlined generative AI for its employees

• Companies are finding many applications for generative AI.
• To unlock the full potential of these technologies, we must make them easy for employees to embrace and ensure that they are used in a controlled environment.
• At Orange, a secure generative AI tool based on the most powerful solutions on the market is showcasing this approach and transforming practices, and it is being adopted at an unprecedented rate.
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