Compares infrastructure data
Uses available infrastructure data to explain events in context.
KAI helps analyze infrastructure data, explain events and prepare the next step. It is designed to prioritize processing on your own servers.
Works with Nexavia
Capabilities
Uses available infrastructure data to explain events in context.
Distinguishes what the data shows from conclusions drawn from it.
Identifies the available sources behind an explanation or recommendation.
Suggests a next step based on the available data and operational context.
Keeps people in control by asking for confirmation before taking action.
Uses data within Nexavia to support analysis, explanations and decisions.
With enough processing power and memory, servers at your premises can handle demanding analysis and run large language models. Compatible hardware accelerators, such as graphics processing units (GPUs), can substantially speed up supported workloads. KAI is designed to use this local capacity first. What it can process locally depends on the hardware, model and task.
Only the most demanding tasks that exceed the local setup may need external services, such as OpenAI or Anthropic. In those cases, the aim is to select the most capable language model suited to the specific task.
KAI's internal settings affect response speed and answer quality. Both also depend on the hardware, models and available data.
The most demanding configuration work happens during the initial rollout, when KAI is adapted to the organization's needs and its responses are checked in practice. Once KAI is established, ongoing adjustments usually involve smaller corrections based on daily use.
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