Launch of 'AI Usage Evaluation Cloud' to Assess and Log Corporate Generative AI Usage

Moji Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Satoki Kamano) has launched the 'AI Usage Evaluation Cloud,' a new product that assesses and logs generative AI usage within companies, enabling auditable management. The 'AI Usage Evaluation Cloud' is a cloud service that centralizes the management of usage status, risks, approval status, and responsible managers for generative AI services used within the company, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot. This product is not a monitoring tool intended to uniformly ban the use of generative AI. Based on AI usage signals obtained from browser extensions and existing logs, it identifies which AI services are being used, by which departments, and for what purposes. It then organizes usage into categories such as 'permitted,' 'requires caution,' and 'needs improvement' based on each company's specific usage rules. Furthermore, it does not replace device management services or SASE/CASB products; instead, it serves as an AI governance layer that adds risk assessment, logging, approval management, and audit report generation on top of existing visualization and monitoring infrastructure. As an initial data acquisition method, it provides browser extensions compatible with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It detects generative AI service usage on browsers and collects risk signals, including the service used, date and time, input character count, presence of file attachments, and potential inclusion of personal information, confidential information, or source code. In principle, the input text is not saved, and the design allows companies to grasp the reality of AI usage while considering employee privacy and psychological safety. The service launch date is June 2, 2026.