AlertEnterprise Reveals First-Ever Guardian AI Chatbot Powered by OpenAI ChatGPT

March 1

What happened: AlertEnterprise has unveiled its first-ever Guardian AI Chatbot powered by OpenAI ChatGPT. The chatbot will make its global debut at the ASIS Europe and ISC West trade events. Built on OpenAI’s GPT-3 platform, the Guardian AI Chatbot aims to provide security operators with instant access to critical physical access and security insights through quick questions and prompts. Yogesh Ailawadi, SVP Product and Solutions Engineering at AlertEnterprise, noted that the chatbot is expected to increase security operators’ productivity by over 100 times and offer real business value.

Why it matters: The launch of AlertEnterprise’s Guardian AI Chatbot highlights the growing trend of integrating artificial intelligence in the security industry to enhance efficiency and decision-making. By automating tedious tasks and providing instant insights, this technology has the potential to transform security operations and help organizations stay ahead in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

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