AI solutions can give businesses and governments a 75 per cent or more productivity gain in certain tasks. And though it’s still important to keep humans in the loop when implementing and using these solutions, experts say they’re here to stay.

“AI is increasingly embedded in the way we do business. As the technology continues to evolve, I think it will become even more tailored for each use case and produce more bespoke results for the end consumer,” Trellis Data’s Tim McLaren says.

We firmly believe that when it comes to AI, one size does not fit all, and it's crucial to consider the unique characteristics that define our communities and culture. The government must carefully consider how generic and homogenous overseas large language models may influence and dilute our policy landscape and way of doing business. As we move forward with AI adoption, it's critical to understand where the data used to train and build these models is coming from and where it's being stored. Ensuring data transparency is essential to building trust and confidence in AI systems.

Learn more about the award winning Trellis Data Universal Translator in the latest edition of Duty First Magazine, now available at Landforces. If you're attending the conference, be sure to pick up your copy and discover how this exciting AI-driven technology can enhance your communication hardware and transform multi-language conversations.

When you’re in a high-stakes or time-critical environment, being able to accurately traverse language barriers could be the difference between life and death. The Trellis Data Universal Translator allows defence forces operating in foreign territories, law enforcement officers patrolling multicultural neighbourhoods and emergency first responders at disaster sites to work more safely and effectively in the field.

Trellis Data has been recognised in the Business & Industry Solution category for our secure, disconnected, ready to go anywhere universal translator technology. The ACT winner will be announced at the ACT State iAwards Ceremony on 12 June.

The CEO of a leading Canberra-based IT company, Trellis Data, is calling for sovereign capability to be a factor in government tender evaluations, saying larger international companies are preferred over local suppliers.

Key to the collaboration is the integration of Trellis Data’s AI-powered solutions with CCL's powerful existing platform. This will offer intelligence officers a toolkit of AI-enhanced digital forensics capabilities to deliver faster evidence-gathering and analysis powered by AI.

The local specialist dubbed him a “homegrown wonder-kid” while he was still in high school. It led to Oscar’s first soiree with AI and machine learning in the form of an onsite internship with the Trellis team. Oscar is now part of a dedicated research team with an exciting career ahead, working in the emerging field of AI.

Trellis Data, offering world-leading secure generative AI and speech-to-text solutions for enterprise, and Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, today announced a partnership.

Adelaide, 20 February 2024 - Leading machine learning and AI specialists Trellis Data announces its latest expansion with the opening of a new office in Adelaide, South Australia. This development builds on the company's recent successful growth into the United States and marks a significant milestone in its strategy to deliver sovereign AI solutions to the Australian government and defence clients.

Trellis Data is a global leader in improving the accuracy of speech-to-text platforms. Its bespoke product, Trellis Secure Speech, also makes the technology accessible across a variety of languages.

Generative AI has seen some phenomenal advancements in recent years with platforms such as ChatGPT setting records for user base growth. But for several potential users, there’s one big problem with generative models.

Most generative AI does not have a built-in accountability mechanism, and without understanding the sources and decision-making processes behind their results, it’s hard to trust them.

Australia’s agriculture sector faces constant threats from pests introduced through the country’s ports. To address this challenge, the department commissioned Trellis Data to develop an AI-based surveillance system capable of scanning all incoming shipping containers.

In an era of increased anxiety around national security, cyber security and the nation’s sovereignty, it’s comforting to know a homegrown company is leading the charge on a secure version for the country’s more sensitive industries.

Trellis Data executives James Meszes and James Simonian talk with Toby Halligan, Media Adviser for Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury Andrew Leigh at the tech show at Parliament House. The company is one of many Canberra success stories.

Canberra’s own Trellis Data, leaders in machine learning and AI solutions, has been named by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) as state winners for their innovative secure speech-to-text technology.

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Tait Communications' 50 years of experience and expertise in critical communications networks make them an ideal partner for Trellis Data. Together, we can deliver unparalleled outcomes for customers, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and advanced communication technologies.

AI is prolific at being used more and more by individuals and businesses. What are some of the ways Trellis data is seeing organizations take advantage of AI?

Our team has been busy incorporating some of the latest advancements in speech-to-text technology in order to improve the accuracy and functionality of the platform.

Trellis Data announces its entry into the United States, opening an office in Arlington, VA, after a new round of funding Ultratech Capital Partners, a specialist US investment arm of Damazein Family Office.