AWS, Azure or Google Cloud? The Decision Seattle Teams Should Make Before Hiring an AI Partner
In most cities, the first question a company asks about an AI project is "who sho…
In most cities, the first question a company asks about an AI project is "who should build it?" In Seattle, a better first question is &quo…
Read moreEvery team that’s tried to fine-tune a model on real company data eventually runs into the same wall: there isn’t enough of it, it’s messy, or using …
Read moreFor a couple of years, the industry conversation about AI models followed one direction: bigger is better. More parameters, more training data, more …
Read moreTraditional software security has decades of established patterns: validate input, sanitize output, don’t trust anything from the user. Prompt inject…
Read moreA single AI agent handling a well scoped task is relatively easy to reason about. It gets an input, retrieves what it needs, produces an output, and …
Read moreEvery executive pitch for AI automation includes a number somewhere in the 15 to 40 percent range for operational savings. That range is not marketin…
Read moreA support agent that can reset a password without a second thought is a very different kind of build than one that can discuss a customer's accou…
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In most cities, the first question a company asks about an AI project is "who sho…
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