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How to secure generative AI when working within regulated enterprises l TechCrunch Sessions: AI

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June 9, 2025

Ever wonder how to use advanced generative AI in healthcare or finance without breaking a sweat over data privacy? This breakout panel from our TechCrunch Sessions: AI event is perfect for you. Cohere’s Solutions Architect Yann Stoneman and fellow Solutions Architect Betsy Groves steered an interactive conversation during which they demonstrated how to deploy secure, customized AI models on your own turf — no external cloud needed. The duo used real-world use cases from Cohere’s North (an agentic AI workspace) and Compass (multimodal retrieval).

If you’re in need of practical tips for tackling compliance challenges, unlocking internal data safely, and delivering tangible value through private AI systems, you’re in luck. Watch the recording of the full session to get yourself ready to build AI solutions behind your own firewall.

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June 9, 2025 at 4:13 pm

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