Baden-Württemberg introduces F13, an AI assistant for state administration staff built with Aleph Alpha and hosted on STACKIT
The state of Baden-Württemberg presented F13, an AI assistance system for state administration employees developed with Aleph Alpha and InnoLab_bw. The prototype provides text summarisation, a cabinet-submission memo function, a research assistant over uploaded documents and a knowledge base, and a continuous-text generator. The source says it is hosted from sovereign infrastructure with GovTech Campus Deutschland and STACKIT.
Overview
The state of Baden-Württemberg presented F13, an AI assistance system for state administration employees developed with Aleph Alpha and InnoLab_bw. The prototype provides text summarisation, a cabinet-submission memo function, a research assistant over uploaded documents and a knowledge base, and a continuous-text generator. The source says it is hosted from sovereign infrastructure with GovTech Campus Deutschland and STACKIT.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Baden-Württemberg wants to build the digital administration of the future and to make administrative processes more efficient and transparent with an AI assistance system for state administration employees.
The solution
The F13 prototype supports four main functions: a summarisation function with selectable compression levels, a cabinet-submission memo function that converts uploaded Word documents into a memo template, a research assistant that answers questions about an uploaded document or a knowledge base, and a continuous-text generator that merges uploaded documents and texts. It was developed with Aleph Alpha and InnoLab_bw, and STACKIT and GovTech Campus Deutschland are named as partners for sovereign hosting.
Reported business value
The source says the assistance system is intended to let administrative processes run more efficiently and transparently. It reports no quantified results; F13 is described as a prototype.
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