The new French company H presented on Tuesday a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) (AI) (ID), which performs tasks in the name of the user, such as navigating the web or writing emails, destined for the public and companies in general.
As the mastodones of the sector have demonstrated, such as OpenAi, Google and Microsoft, who have recently presented AI agents, these models are no longer happy to answer questions or create content, such as first -generation assistants, but now they can perform a multitude of tasks at the request of common language.
The company H says “Corredor”, an agent that allows planning actions, such as writing emails and can interact independently with applications. Already available in Beta since November, it is now accessible to the general public for free but limited.
“Increase workers’ productivity”
Another agent, called “Surf”, also available for free, especially on the hugs of hugs, can navigate online independently.
The start -up finally offers companies a “test” agent, for the moment in Beta and Paga version, which can make and suggest websites to verify, for example, that the site menu works well, that the site is in the correct language or that the payment currency is in the correct currency.
“It is a tool that increases the productivity of workers” in the field of quality insurance, he added.
H was launched a year ago by several Google Deepmind students, the branch of the American giant specializing in AI, with a first fundraising of $ 220 million (202.7 million euros) of investors such as French businessmen Bernard Arnault and Xavier Niel, Amazon or the former Google Eric Schmid CEO.
The new company, also funded by the French Public Investment Bank Bpifrance, experienced a stir with the last summer of three of its co -founders, of a total of five, due to the “operating disagreements”, according to a publication of the company in the LinkedIn network. The company, whose headquarters is in Paris and that recently opened an antenna in London, has 70 employees.
Source: BFM TV
