CrowdWorks on Tuesday unveiled a demo of its Alpy Knowledge Compiler, an AI data parser designed to convert unstructured documents into data optimised for AI services. The company said the solution transforms documents scattered across internal systems for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) services, using patented technology to assess document complexity and classify files for automated processing or expert parsing. It also cited a financial-sector project converting more than 1.5 million documents.

CrowdWorks said on Monday it has joined the Motif Technologies consortium as a key partner supplying data for the government’s “independent AI foundation model” project. The company will be responsible for building training data for a 300 billion-parameter reasoning-focused large language model being developed by the consortium, focusing on chain-of-thought datasets to strengthen logical reasoning. It will also deploy its Alpy Knowledge Compiler to parse complex unstructured documents such as tables and charts into AI-readable formats.