Document AI in practice.
Explore how public institutions use Cogniterm to organize complex information, protect sensitive data, and support document-intensive work.
Preparing investigation documents and recordings for AI
Investigation records from scanned documents and audio recordings are de-identified and converted into structured data that AI can use.
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Bringing ministry knowledge into a shared AI environment
A ministry-specific model on top of the government-wide common AI, with sources and a work history recorded for every answer.
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Connecting legal research and drafting
Laws, interpretation cases, court rulings, and Q&A replies were brought into a single index, with supporting sources cited in each answer.
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Supporting case review with issue-based comparison
Laws and court rulings were indexed by chapter, section, article, and paragraph, with de-identification of personal information applied.
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Introducing AI one workflow at a time
Started with three workflows (parliamentary questions, industry trend analysis, and civil petitions), each set up so it could be rolled out in stages.
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