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Building AI prototypes

We work together with your team to identify where AI can be implemented. And then we prototype and test it with you.

Our methodology

The problem with building an AI product for everybody is that it will truly work for nobody. So we found a solution to find good problems: we call it the AI experiment

1. Training

1. Training

2. Research

2. Research

3. Prototyping

3. Prototyping

4. Evaluation

4. Evaluation

Training

Everything starts with a presentation by our researchers on the potential and limits of AI. At the end, we identify potential intrapreneurs in your team.

Research

We talk to your team in 1 to 1 interviews and identify challenges. Together with you we then select a few to work on.

Prototyping

Our AI engineers then develop prototypes for the challenges identified. These aim to test the performance of AI in the real world on your real tasks.

Evaluation

After a few months of your team using the prototype, we sit down with you to agree on next steps: improvements or deployments.

Training

Everything starts with a presentation by our researchers on the potential and limits of AI. At the end, we identify potential intrapreneurs in your team.

Research

We talk to your team in 1 to 1 interviews and identify challenges. Together with you we then select a few to work on.

Prototyping

Our AI engineers then develop prototypes for the challenges identified. These aim to test the performance of AI in the real world on your real tasks.

Evaluation

After a few months of your team using the prototype, we sit down with you to agree on next steps: improvements or deployments.

Training

Everything starts with a presentation by our researchers on the potential and limits of AI. At the end, we identify potential intrapreneurs in your team.

Research

We talk to your team in 1 to 1 interviews and identify challenges. Together with you we then select a few to work on.

Prototyping

Our AI engineers then develop prototypes for the challenges identified. These aim to test the performance of AI in the real world on your real tasks.

Evaluation

After a few months of your team using the prototype, we sit down with you to agree on next steps: improvements or deployments.

Technologies

AI is not just ChatGPT. As a team working with AI for more than a decade, we find the best tools to fit the problems,not the other way arround.

  • Classification

  • Text to voice

  • Transcription

  • Stable diffusion

  • Diarization

  • Constrained decoding

  • Classification

  • Text to voice

  • Transcription

  • Stable diffusion

  • Diarization

  • Constrained decoding

  • Classification

  • Text to voice

  • Transcription

  • Stable diffusion

  • Diarization

  • Constrained decoding

  • Translation

  • Fine tuning

  • Time series forecasting

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Image to text

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Translation

  • Fine tuning

  • Time series forecasting

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Image to text

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Translation

  • Fine tuning

  • Time series forecasting

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Image to text

  • Retrieval augmented generation

  • Video generation

  • Quantization

  • Model compression

  • Table question anwering

  • Sentence similarity

  • Prunning

  • Named Entity Recognition

  • Video generation

  • Quantization

  • Model compression

  • Table question anwering

  • Sentence similarity

  • Prunning

  • Named Entity Recognition

  • Video generation

  • Quantization

  • Model compression

  • Table question anwering

  • Sentence similarity

  • Prunning

  • Named Entity Recognition

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I get at the end of this “experimentation”?

Why to do this instead of a traditional procurement ?

What if you find no challenges at my organisation?

What if I don’t want to work like that ?

Can the public sector use this kind of process?

What do I get at the end of this “experimentation”?

Why to do this instead of a traditional procurement ?

What if you find no challenges at my organisation?

What if I don’t want to work like that ?

Can the public sector use this kind of process?

What do I get at the end of this “experimentation”?

Why to do this instead of a traditional procurement ?

What if you find no challenges at my organisation?

What if I don’t want to work like that ?

Can the public sector use this kind of process?