Organizations rushing to integrate generative #AI into their technical or sales operations often do so without careful consideration of the state of their organizational data. There are numerous articles (and even warnings within applications like ChatGPT) that say generative AI can be wrong (hallucinations) and to double check important information for accuracy. Now that we know GenAI can be wrong, it's up to an organization to reduce the margin of error so that we can be confident in the responses we get from these GenAI platforms and applications. Why does that matter? At minimum, cost. Machine learning and generative AI require an awful lot of computing power and that comes at a cost, to providers and consumers alike. If it were me, I would prefer if every time we had AI "crunch the numbers" it wasn't an expensive gamble. So, how does an organization make the most effective use of GenAI? It doesn't start with any LLM, or platform, or sick new tool. It starts with #data. Organizations with well-developed data lifecycle and governance policies, coupled with solid foundations in data observability (ensuring data quality, health, timeliness, locality, etc.), will succeed in integrating AI into their organization - because they understand the ol' saying: garbage in, garbage out.
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Everyone talks about AI. In fact, we also use #AI extensively in #VTDocs. But before delving into the nuances of AI and related technologies, it's important to understand the business context and the challenges it addresses. Let’s consider an example: When reviewing multiple documents, business analysts, project managers, and other professionals typically examine them for essential requirements: They identify dependencies within a document—perhaps paragraph three relates to paragraph 52 on page 19. These interdependencies occur both within individual documents and across multiple ones. Examples include standard operating procedures with specific policies, terms and conditions, or supplier agreements. How does their process look like today? The analyst opens a document and skims through it from start to finish, noting any critical points or elements of interest. They use the search function (Ctrl + F) to scan for terms like "warranty" or "indemnifications" in the contract. This method is time-consuming and ad-hoc. While experienced professionals might navigate quickly, those less experienced or new to the business need much more time and might overlook crucial details. VT Docs and its AI models offer a different approach: When uploading multiple documents into VT Docs, users instantly see common themes across documents – powered by AI. Imagine a matrix where each column represents a document, and on the left, thematic frequencies are highlighted. This visualization allows users to spot patterns quickly. For instance, if references to "indemnification" or variations of that appear across several documents, then VT Docs shows them automatically and provides an aggregated view. VT Docs utilizes an AI model specially designed for business and technical communications. So, there's no "hallucination" or inaccuracy— the AI doesn't use a generative model (like ChatGPT) but relies on a model that can trace back to the precise text, ensuring 100% accuracy. This precision is non-negotiable and pivotal. Another consideration, especially concerning generative AI, is security and data integrity. VT Docs and its AI model run completely isolated in the most secure locked-down environments. This ensures no data leaks or unauthorized learning from your data. AI has the potential to transform industries, but only if it maintains reliability and security and seamlessly integrates into existing workflows. At @VisibleThread, we aim to pioneer solutions that embody these principles, ensuring not just innovation but secure and dependable results. #documentreview #artificialintelligence #enterprise
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Had an amazing time in London with one of my friends doing incredible work in AI. The biggest business problem in the world is that 97% of organizations know that they need to go full speed ahead when it comes to AI… and yet only 14% actually have the capacity to make that happen. That's where our team comes in. The majority of investment in AI is currently going into consumption of #GenerativeAI (ie ChatGPT or CoPilot) but when it comes to productization delivery, many times organizations simply do not have the clarity of strategic prioritization, the data science team and resources to deliver. It’s about impact. Keep it simple: 1. Set your strategy. 2. Get your data ready. 3. Go get a quick win. Then rinse and repeat — and level up. ⬆️ Our clients are often astounded what they can achieve in 80 days. We’re happy to help… and if you’d like to learn more about how we can help your organization with an AI strategy, you can message me directly. #artificialintelligence #GenAI #AIStrategy #AI is Vaital.
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Why Adopting Gen AI is So Difficult https://lnkd.in/exgez_7v HBR reports many of the leaders they've interviewed report struggles with Generative AI. This is due to three primary concerns: 1️⃣ Most businesses haven't fully adopted predictive AI and traditional Machine Learning models. Lack of familiarity and capability to use data and models to drive value transfers over when they attempt to do similar things with the cutting edge Large Language Models. 2️⃣The complexity and expense of LLMs is greater than what could be achieved with simpler models. Despite the magic of ChatGPT, AI doesn't solve all problems auomatically. 3️⃣Massive uncertainty around the security, long-term costs, regulation, and impact on the job force. Despite these challenges, organizations are pressing forward by bringing in the needed expertise, rationalizing their analytics processes, choosing high-impact use cases, and building resilient AI systems.
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To successfully use AI, companies can take a two-step approach: 1️⃣ Productivity Tools: Start with simple AI tools, like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, to help employees get familiar with AI. These tools make daily tasks easier and help build comfort with AI. 2️⃣ Impact-Driven AI Solutions: Once teams are comfortable, move to powerful AI solutions that can reshape business processes and boost profits on a larger scale. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d7GU34_T
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