Non-technical users can now get answers from complex anonymised consumer data using conversational language via a ChatGPT-like interface.
a global leader in secure data collaboration, has launched a revolutionary AI-powered feature that makes data insights accessible to everyone. With this new tool, business leaders can ask simple, natural-language questions to analyse anonymised first-party consumer data securely – no technical skills required.
This new feature works much like ChatGPT, but instead of searching the entire internet, it queries secure, anonymised consumer data housed in the Omnisient platform. Over 100 businesses use the Omnisient platform, many of whom have limited data science skills for interrogating the rich data assets housed in the platform. Users can now get instant, privacy-protected answers within a secure environment.
“This new functionality is a game-changer. By removing barriers to data analysis, we’re enabling more organisations to harness the power of their data while maintaining the highest standards of privacy and security.
Omnisient is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Technology Pioneer Community, a TechCrunch Startup Battlefield 200 participant, a member of the United Nations Privacy Enhancing Technologies committee, and a Fast Company “Next Big Things in Tech” startup.
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