Hyundai Mobis is beginning full-scale operation of an in-house generative AI service that uses internal data called "MoAI." With a single search, it can dramatically reduce repetitive tasks.
When working at a company, there are often times wasted looking for needed documents, data or the person in charge. Even if the person in charge is located, they may be absent or unreachable, causing situations where necessary work cannot be handled in time. To resolve the time wasted and the resulting drop in work efficiency, Hyundai Mobis introduced an in-house generative AI service.
On the 21st Hyundai Mobis said the in-house generative AI platform it announced is called "MoAI (Mobis one AI)."
MoAI is a conversational generative AI service developed in-house by Hyundai Mobis. It is directly consolidated with various internal business systems, allowing everything from document, image and manual searches to generation of analytical reports. Hyundai Mobis began developing an in-house generative AI model in early last year, verified its effectiveness through a pilot service and then launched the official service.
The generative AI service developed this time by Hyundai Mobis will be applied to a variety of functions, including research and development (R&D), IT, quality, sales and production.
For example, when information about a specific product development project is needed, asking through this service yields comprehensive information at once, including schedule plans and progress, as well as deliverables and persons in charge for each stage. If information about raw material prices or recent economic trends is needed, it provides numerical data analysis and a report on the analysis results. Using the quality knowledge search service summarizes the accumulated quality improvement history to quickly propose countermeasures. Compared with the past when users had to find each piece of information individually, the service not only shortens search time but also greatly improves work efficiency.
Hyundai Mobis's in-house generative AI service can maximize employees' use of internal data. Because it is a self-built service rather than an external generative AI solution, it is also secure from a security standpoint.
Hyundai Mobis plans to leverage the evolving advantages of generative AI to actively incorporate employee feedback during use to raise the service's level and gradually expand its application areas. Currently it is applied to seven business areas such as research and development, IT and sales based on departmental needs, but the company is preparing to extend the service to other sectors such as legal affairs and corporate support within the year.
Meanwhile, the generative AI model Hyundai Mobis developed on its own for company-wide business innovation was this year recognized for its competitiveness after papers were accepted as outstanding at the world's leading computer vision and pattern recognition conference (CVPR) and the International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV).
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