FIXER Adds Iga City Co-Developed Blackout App to Sovereign GaiXer
The app turns a municipal pilot into a shipped standard feature, and its closed-environment design keeps document masking inside the city's own hardware with staff, not the AI, making the final call.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
FIXER began offering a Blackout App for information disclosure work on September 25 as a standard feature of its on-premises generative AI Sovereign GaiXer. Co-developed with Iga City, Mie Prefecture, it displays candidates for masking, such as names, addresses, and phone numbers, while staff make the final call. It costs nothing extra and is available the same day in the free trial environment.
The Blackout App reads an administrative document and lists masking candidates: personal information such as names, addresses, and phone numbers, plus items tied to the rights and interests of corporations and policy formation. The AI only extracts candidates. Confirmation against ordinances and operational standards stays with staff, in a design FIXER describes as Human in the Loop. Processing finishes inside a closed environment on the organization's own hardware rather than sending confidential documents externally, and the system does more than lay black shapes over a PDF.
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