Artificial intelligence|A company called Agion has already acquired Valtiokonttori as a client, as it builds a management tool for artificial intelligence.
The summary is made by artificial intelligence and checked by a human.
The Finnish company Agion has developed a system that monitors the activities of artificial intelligence agents and ensures that they do not make mistakes.
The company’s customers include the State Treasury, and in six months domestic sales have risen to almost a million euros.
Wolt’s founding member Juhani Mykkänen and Oura’s founder Petteri Lahtela invest in Agion.
Shipping company Familiar names from Wolt and the smart ring company Oura are investing in a Finnish company that keeps artificial intelligence at bay.
It’s about a company called Agion, which monitors artificial intelligence agents. Agents are like digital assistants who are given independent tasks.
Agion’s system keeps this auxiliary army under control. Its first customers include, among others, the State Treasury.
A founding member of Wolt invests in Agion Juhani Mykkänen and founder of Oura Petteri Lahtela. The size of the investment is not disclosed.
Agionin according to the market, there is a huge interest in outsourcing work to agents, but managing them is a chore for companies.
“If a company or agency has thousands of artificial intelligence assistants or agents doing work, how do you ensure that they are doing the right thing?”, describes Agion’s board chairman in the press release Mikko Alasaarela.
“How do we avoid a situation where one of them decides to promise a customer a refund of 10,000 euros or hand over sensitive information to the wrong party?”
Agion’s system checks, scores and collects a log of agents’ actions. For example, a well-functioning agent gets more independence, a weaker one gets into the monitoring class.
shorter has been up and running for half a year, but during that time domestic sales have risen to almost a million euros.
According to this information, there are about 20 customers, of which Agion singles out the State Treasury. It is said that listed companies are also involved.
Agion’s system is intended to be used, for example, for customer service: Agents handle routine requests independently, but complex cases are directed to people.