Key takeaways
- PwC partners with Shorthills AI to enhance tools with generative AI capabilities.
- Integrate GenAI solutions for improved document summarization and natural language Q&A.
- Leverage AI to streamline operations and deliver personalized client services.
- PwC's collaboration showcases commitment to adopting cutting-edge AI technologies.
- Past alliances with major AI vendors strengthen PwC's competitive edge in consulting.
In a strategic partnership, PwC will include advanced Shorthills AI’s generative AI features into its suite of tools. The aim is to leverage data and AI, streamline operations, and drive return on investment.
Under this partnership, PwC will deploy Shorthills AI’s GenAI solutions, including GenAI-powered search, automatic classification of entries, summarization of large documents, and natural language-based Q&A.
Shorthills AI has a proven methodology of training and fine-tuning modern LLMs with custom data. Since its inception in 2018, the founders Pawan Prabhat and Paramdeep Singh aim to leverage AI to solve complex business challenges. “Collaborating with PwC allows us to showcase the transformative power of our GenAI solutions,” said Paramdeep Singh, co-Founder, Shorthills AI.
PwC has consistently invested in emerging AI technologies to stay ahead in the competitive market. This partnership with Shorthills AI is a testament to PwC’s dedication to adopting the latest advancements in AI to enhance its service delivery.
By employing their expertise, PwC will be able to offer more personalised services to its clients making it a leader in the consulting space. “We look forward to partnering with Shorthills AI to bring innovative GenAI technologies to our clients. This partnership will enable us to deliver even greater value to our clients through enhanced efficiency and personalised solutions,” said Siddharth Mehta, Partner, PwC India.
PwC’s legacy in integrating AI into its solutions help them revolutionise the consulting world. Previously, PwC formed alliances with major AI technology vendors, including foundation model providers AWS, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Earlier last month, PwC India inaugurated its GenAI Experience Lab in Gurgaon, in a bid to explore Generative AI’s transformative capabilities. They also teamed up with Microsoft India to bolster its incident response and recovery capabilities.to tackle cyber threats within organisations.
