There are built-in safeguards, with hila always citing its sources and the text that it draws its insights from, complete with a confidence score for each statement. It can be used to surface immediate and actionable insights for investors for use in due diligence, earnings call preparation, investing decisions and more. The model is continually improved, with new financial data, corporate information and companies added every week. Vianai said hila’s underlying LLM is trained on verified datasets for S&P 500 firms and the NIFTY 50, including things such as earnings transcripts, financial statements, income statements and balance sheets. To that end, hila provides AI-generated insights for investors that are based on reliable and trustworthy data from fully vetted sources, governed by a patent-pending technology that aims to eliminate issues with AI “hallucination,” which is a phenomenon where AI assistants may sometimes fabricate answers in the event they lack the data to provide a factual response.
Hila is based on a large language model and is designed to address an industry use case that demands extreme accuracy. The assistant, called “hila,” is available to use for free in beta for a limited time, and Vianai claims that it will set a new standard for conversational AI with its ability to serve a very tangible business need.
today launched what it says is a first-of-its-kind AI chat assistant for institutional and retail investors, investment banking analysts and other professionals. Human-centered artificial intelligence firm Vianai Systems Inc.
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