Digital Services

New Delhi: Digital services and solutions provider Coforge on Monday unveiled the ‘Quasar Responsible AI’ solution for enterprises. The ‘Coforge Quasar Responsible AI’ aims to provide AI that adheres to ethical standards, fairness, transparency, and regulatory compliance. According to the company, it tackles biases in datasets and models, identifies potential risks and compliance issues, and provides tools to govern, mitigate, and remediate these challenges. “With the introduction of Coforge Quasar Responsible AI, our portfolio now encompasses three facets of AI: Cognitive AI, Generative AI, and Responsible AI, effectively meeting the diverse business requirements of our customers,” said Sudarshan Seshadri, SVP, Data & AI Business Unit, Coforge. Also Read42% of Indian workers likely to switch jobs next year for better pay, promotion: Report The comprehensive solution encompasses five offerings tailored to address the multifaceted challenges of Responsible AI implementation: Fairness AI, Explainable AI, Compliance AI, Trust AI and Governance AI. “Through early implementation and practical application, Coforge has proactively initiated the strategic utilization of Responsible AI. This positions us as a leader dedicated to transparently integrating AI across diverse aspects of our clients' operations,” said Bharathi Muniswamy, SVP, Digital Business Unit, Coforge. Coforge has a presence in 21 countries with 26 delivery centres across nine countries. “The company is already empowering leading Fortune 1000 companies with personalised AI solutions through Coforge Quasar Cognitive AI, covering areas such as machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, speech-to-text/text-to-speech and knowledge graphs,” said Seshadri.

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Coforge introduces ‘Quasar Responsible AI’ for enterprises

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