Chat with 5 years of counseling; 5 % of McKension employees now use artificial intelligence

McKinsey & Company, which works in providing management consulting services, introduced its dedicated artificial intelligence chats more than a year ago. These chats have found many users.

According to Business Insider, these artificial intelligence chats on McKinsni dedicated data that results from the company’s 100 -year experience, as well as more than 6,000 documents and interviews. Currently, about 5 % of McKension employees use Lilli chats: these chats help employees in tasks such as research, analysis and idea production.

Lilli Artificial Intelligence Chats succeeded with McKinsni’s 100 -year experience

The way Lilli chats work is that users first enter their requests. These chats then collect key points and identify 1 to 2 related internal content and refer users to appropriate professionals in the company. Users can also choose the internal knowledge repository of the company or foreign resources to answer their questions.

The Lilli chats have been released domestically for the first time of the year, but its use has increased sharply since then. According to statistics, more than 5 % of McKinsni employees are currently using these chats. A senior McKinsni executive says employees who use these chats are about 5 times a week to use Lilli.

When McKinsni first launched Lilli chats, employees experienced something that the company “urgent anxiety” or doubt about what to ask the robot. But McKenshesi realized that only one hour of training could improve employee participation.

According to a senior McKinsni executive, the tool was originally made to analyze PowerPoint, but now employees can use it for tasks such as research, document summary, data analysis and brainstorming. Macinsi reported that employees with Lilli chattes have been able to save up to 5 % of their time.