ThinkDeep's DeepBrain AI agents help automate public services for the French government
French Ministry of Economy and Finance · France
ThinkDeep AI developed DeepBrain, a multi-agent assistant platform for France's Ministry of Economy and Finance and Ministry of Defense, built on NVIDIA AI Enterprise (NIM, NeMo Retriever, NeMo Guardrails, Llama Nemotron models) running on-premises on NVIDIA DGX H100 systems to keep sensitive data within government infrastructure and comply with the EU AI Act. DeepBrain agents process millions of PDF documents, scanned images, schemas and videos for use cases including fraud detection and legal document processing. Document retrieval time fell from two days to two minutes, a typical 100-user deployment saves 1,000 work hours per month, and the Ministry of Finance has saved €2 million deploying DeepBrain at scale to 10,000 employees.
Overview
ThinkDeep AI developed DeepBrain, a multi-agent assistant platform for France's Ministry of Economy and Finance and Ministry of Defense, built on NVIDIA AI Enterprise (NIM, NeMo Retriever, NeMo Guardrails, Llama Nemotron models) running on-premises on NVIDIA DGX H100 systems to keep sensitive data within government infrastructure and comply with the EU AI Act. DeepBrain agents process millions of PDF documents, scanned images, schemas and videos for use cases including fraud detection and legal document processing. Document retrieval time fell from two days to two minutes, a typical 100-user deployment saves 1,000 work hours per month, and the Ministry of Finance has saved €2 million deploying DeepBrain at scale to 10,000 employees.
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The French administration handles over 100 million documents annually to provide tailored responses to citizen inquiries, requiring public servants to stay abreast of changing regulations, maintain accuracy, and cite specific legal references — all while processing huge amounts of legal documentation in real time and ensuring data confidentiality, security, and compliance with the European AI Act.
The solution
ThinkDeep AI developed DeepBrain, a multi-agent assistant platform that lets public servants build personal AI agents connected to a wide range of data sources, cross-referencing information to find patterns for use cases like fraud detection and legal document processing. DeepBrain runs on the NVIDIA AI platform on premises — including NVIDIA H100 and H200 Tensor Core GPUs, NVIDIA DGX systems, and NVIDIA AI Enterprise software such as NIM microservices, NeMo Retriever, Llama Nemotron models and NeMo Guardrails — keeping data on the customer's own infrastructure at all times for security and confidentiality. ThinkDeep used NVIDIA NIM to deploy LLMs on premise, NVIDIA Dynamo to optimize inference speed, and the NeMo framework to integrate LLMs and vision language models.
Reported business value
DeepBrain reduced document retrieval time from two days to two minutes. Implementation took just one week to set up a DeepBrain instance and configure connectors. A typical 100-user deployment saves 1,000 work hours per month, and the Ministry of Finance has saved €2 million by deploying DeepBrain at scale to 10,000 employees.
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