Neur.on finalist in the Early Stage category of the Swiss FinTech Awards 2024
Neur.on team4 June 20241 min readNeur.on is one of the finalists of the Swiss FinTech Awards 2024 in the Early Stage category. Neur.on compares general-purpose LLMs such as ChatGPT or Gemini to a combustion engine around which it builds bespoke tools. Its Corrext platform is presented as the first legal and financial translation SaaS.
Putting Neur.on’s AI translation software up against big players like ChatGPT or Gemini is by no means a David and Goliath scenario.
It would be more accurate to compare these general-purpose LLMs to the invention of the combustion engine: a brilliant feat with a multitude of applications, from farm tractors to high-speed yachts.
We then took that combustion engine (in other words, the most powerful and efficient LLMs) and built bespoke rockets around it, to send legal and financial professionals to new heights. We named our fleet ‘Corrext’. It is the first legal and financial translation SaaS.
Why is Neur.on glad about the billions of dollars that Big Tech is currently investing in AI? And why are we convinced that our clients will benefit from it in the future? To find out more, read Lea Fäh’s article in this weekend’s fintech special report in Finanz und Wirtschaft.
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