Use-case assessment
Compare an AI approach with simpler rules, search, or conventional automation. Identify where uncertainty is acceptable and where it is not.
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Start with the business problem. Decide where AI can actually help.
AI is one possible approach to a workflow problem. We help frame a potential solution around the available data, acceptable errors, operating costs, and the people who remain responsible for decisions.
Discuss your project ↗Compare an AI approach with simpler rules, search, or conventional automation. Identify where uncertainty is acceptable and where it is not.
Define the inputs, access constraints, representative examples, and measures that would make a prototype worth pursuing.
Explore a bounded workflow with human review, failure handling, and a path to connect with existing systems. Production scope follows evaluation.
A FOCUSED START
A first conversation helps identify your goal, current situation, and constraints. Deliverables, timing, costs, and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
When does AI fit a business workflow? ↗No. Describe the task and how it works today. Technology choices should follow the requirements and the evidence from testing.
Human review and escalation should be designed around the consequences of errors. The appropriate level of automation depends on the workflow.