What is generative AI for business?
Generative AI creates new text or content, such as drafts, summaries and answers, from instructions and context. In business software it is most useful for routine drafting and knowledge retrieval, with a person reviewing the output before it is used.
Will our data be used to train public AI models?
Model providers, hosting options and contractual terms are reviewed during scoping. The proposal states where data is processed, what is retained and whether any provider may use it, so you can make an informed decision.
Can generative AI make mistakes?
Yes. Models can produce plausible but incorrect content. Grounding on approved sources, showing references, limiting scope and requiring human review reduce the risk but do not remove it.
Does it work in Arabic?
Arabic and English drafting can be evaluated for your content. Quality varies by task and dialect, so the pilot should include Arabic examples reviewed by fluent staff.
What is the difference between generative AI and agentic AI?
Generative AI produces content in response to a request. Agentic AI plans and carries out several steps, such as gathering data and preparing a record. Agentic workflows need tighter permissions and approval points.
How do we measure whether GenAI is worth it?
Compare time spent, edit rates, error rates and user satisfaction against a baseline for the chosen task. Include the review effort, not only generation time.
Which generative AI models do you use?
Model choice depends on the task, languages, hosting and data requirements. Options are compared during scoping and the proposal names the model provider and processing location.
Can generative AI read our PDFs and policies?
Approved documents can be indexed for retrieval so answers draw on their content. Scanned files, tables and Arabic text should be tested for extraction quality first.
How do we stop staff entering sensitive data into AI?
Combine a usage policy, role-based access, masking where practical and logging. Provide an approved internal tool so staff are less likely to paste data into public AI services.