Builpo Opens Trial Signups for B-KNOW, an AI That Keeps Company Memory After Staff Leave
Builpo is pitching B-KNOW at small and medium-sized businesses where, as it describes the problem, the reasons behind decisions are lost when employees transfer or leave, and it is recruiting the first 10 trial companies to test that claim.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Builpo Co., Ltd. announced B-KNOW, a system in which AI writes down company decisions and their background in notes as employees work with it, then shares those notes internally with permissions attached. The Tokyo company, led by representative director Taichi Inagaki, has begun recruiting trial introduction monitors for the first 10 companies. Notes are stored on the company's own server.
Builpo says the records are ordinary Japanese-language notes, readable as they are, and that people can correct the AI's mistakes in memory. Decisions are kept with quotations of the original statements and separated from the AI's inferences. Notes save automatically to the company's server, and who sees each note (everyone, management, specific individuals) can be set per note.
Confidential material such as personal information, monetary amounts, and non-public information about business partners is routed by the AI to a different storage location and starts invisible to anyone. Employees' AI searches notes within the scope they are allowed to see and answers questions from that content. Builpo says trial operation has run inside the company since March 2026.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.