Nokia has unveiled its new AI assistant for industrial tasks, which generates messages for industrial workers, including equipment malfunction alerts, based on real-time data. The new product, named “MX Workmate,” expands Nokia’s communication technology used by industrial customers and utilizes AI LLM language models to create human-like text content.
The assistant will be able to provide early warnings of machine failures, repair recommendations, solutions to increase production efficiency and quality, and ways to handle accidents in factories. Nokia already offers 4G and 5G technology that enables internal company communication and connects companies with machine-generated data.
“Now we have an assistant that helps employees understand all this data,” emphasizes a Nokia representative. Generative artificial intelligence can create human-like text content, and although it is still in early stages of development, many believe it could generate legal and ethical concerns. Nokia’s new tool complies with operational technology regulations, but according to experts, it still requires proper testing and fine-tuning to effectively operate in various industries.
“Probably in a year, a year and a half, we will see the first real implementation,” adds the company representative. The initial versions of the tool are expected to be showcased at the Mobile World Congress exhibition at the end of February.
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