VentureBeat August 16, 2023
Carl Franzen

McKinsey and Company, the nearly century-old firm that is the one of the largest consulting agencies in the world, made headlines earlier this year with its rapid embrace of generative AI tools, saying in June that nearly half of its 30,000 employees were using the technology.

Now, the company is debuting a gen AI tool of its own: Lilli, a new chat application for employees designed by McKinsey’s “ClienTech” team under CTO Jacky Wright. The tool serves up information, insights, data, plans, and even recommends the most applicable internal experts for consulting projects, all based on more than 100,000 documents and interview transcripts.

“If you could ask the totality of McKinsey’s knowledge a...

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