We have released our second beta version of the Nosco AI assistant to help users submit better ideas.

1. Prompts

Prebuilt prompts
The AI assistant has the following prebuilt prompts: 

• Improve writing 
• Make shorter 
• Continue writing 
• Translate to English 

Define custom prompts for users
You, as the platform admin, can define custom prompts for users:

• Provide feedback 
• Translate to Danish 

Other things the AI assistant can help users with

Users can for example ask the AI assistant to do the following: 

• Can you summarise my idea in 3 sentences? 
• Can you suggest keywords for my idea? 

2. Set up

1. Click on Admin and then on Platform settings in the dropdown menu.

2. Now click on Nosco AI in the top navigation. 

3. Click the toggle Enable Nosco AI and then on Enable Nosco AI.

Here you can: 

• Choose the AI model used for writing assistance.
• Disable/Enable a prompt that improves writing.
• Disable/Enable a prompt that makes text shorter. 
• Disable/Enable a prompt that continues writing on an existing text. 
• Disable/Enable a prompt that translates text to English. 
• Create custom prompts, that are available to users in the submission form.

Create a custom prompt

1. To add a custom prompt, click on Add Prompt. 

2. Add a title to your prompt. The title will be visible to the users in the AI-dropdown menu in the submission form. 

3. Write a prompt and click on Add. 

3. Additional Information about the AI service we use at Nosco

• All built-in generative AI models used on the Nosco Platform are provided by AWS via the AWS Bedrock service.
• We are currently using Anthropic Claude 3.5 for generative AI applications, though this is subject to change as we fine-tune our AI features.
• None of the inputs, prompts, and context data sent to the AI model are used to train new models, and none are shared with the model provider (Anthropic).
• All the data and compute resources for AI are located within the Frankfurt AWS region. This is consistent with all existing general-purpose databases and compute resources.
• Nosco is not using the inputs, prompts, and context data sent to the AI model to fine-tune the model. If this comes up as a need, it will be on a per-client basis, with the same isolation as any other client data.
• AWS Bedrock shares the same compliance levels as AWS.
• Copyright claims for the outputs of the Anthropic models are handled by Anthropic. 
  See more information here.
• For more information on how Anthropic Claude has been trained/works, please see Claude’s Constitution.
• For more information about AWS Bedrock please see the FAQ