SeaProfs AI: Verified Information Engine Sets a New Standard for Safer, Smarter Ship Management
– SeaProfs AI announces the launch of its Risk Reduction Tool, a secured information and smart ship management solution designed to transform maritime operations.
Built entirely on company-specific Safety Management Systems (SMS), operational forms, and engine technical manuals, SeaProfs AI ensures zero margin of error by eliminating AI “hallucinations” and providing instant compliance with international regulations.
At the core of this innovation lies the Verified Information Engine (VIE) – a digital librarian that delivers precise, document-based answers with exact citations. Unlike generic AI platforms, VIE operates exclusively on trusted company and vessel documents, ensuring that every response is verifiable, compliant, and risk-free.
SeaProfs AI introduces two groundbreaking assistants:
Together, these assistants accelerate access to information, reduce crew workload, and strengthen safety standards onboard.

With widespread internet access on ships, crews often turn to generic AI sources, risking exposure to misinformation. SeaProfs AI eliminates this danger by operating solely on verified company documents. This approach prevents “information poisoning,” strengthens safety, and establishes a reliable standard for AI use in maritime operations.
Captain Gürbüz Can, Managing Director of SeaProfs and leading the SeaProfs AI initiative, emphasized the importance of trust and compliance in maritime digitalization:
“SeaProfs AI is not just another AI tool—it is a secured, verified assistant that protects crews, reduces risks, and ensures compliance. By combining advanced AI with trusted company documents, we are setting a new benchmark for safe digital transformation in the maritime industry. Our mission is clear: reduce risk, increase safety, and empower crews with reliable information they can trust.”
SeaProfs AI invites maritime companies worldwide to embrace the future of ship management with secured, compliant, and multilingual AI support.
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