Developing a startup’s strategy has never been an easy job. The world is an uncertain place, after all. And it continuously dishes out myriad crucial variables that, despite all of their efforts, just fall outside any management team’s control.
On top of that, the advent of Artificial Intelligence in the form of advanced –if not always so large– language models, has increased the task’s difficulty by an order of magnitude, I’d say. Forecasting the future has arguably become harder than ever.
Iris.ai provides a fine example. With the company’s origin deeply rooted in the machine processing of scientific text, the unique engineering expertise developed over the years has now positioned the company to launch NeuralithTM.
NeuralithTM is an exciting new Retrieval-Augmented Generation-based solution that enables enterprises to unify and leverage all their proprietary data –not just R&D– regardless of its provenance or current state. More a flexible tool for innovative AI builders than a traditional end user-facing software product, it cements Iris.ai’s position in the applied AI B2B space.
In some odd way, this previously unforeseen strategic development evokes the history of telephony in less developed countries –many in Africa–, where poor legacy fixed telecommunications infrastructure was often leapfrogged by the rapid straight deployment of mobile technology. For that is what current AI is achieving: the elimination of redundant intermediate steps at neck-breaking speed!
Check NeuralithTM out and, if relevant, please come talk to us about it!