The current - seemingly unstoppable - AI wave, driven by generative AI, comes with an abundance of hype, grandstanding, unverifiable predictions, and sanitized corporate reports and case studies.
But what's more interesting and useful is how people are actually using AI, already.
People need to see authentic, real-world, gnarly use cases to get comfortable themselves.
We main a database of tens of thousands of AI use cases, from across the globe. It’s the only comprehensive repository of AI use cases -full of rich, gnarly, fruity detail - in the world.
We provide research into how people are actually using AI, delivered through reports, webinars and ongoing insights through the year.
That research underpins a product which surfaces relevant, concrete, human-created use cases for firms and individuals to better understand AI and to accelerate AI adoption.
There is a huge interest in unsanitized, pragmatic information during this critical period for AI and humanity.
Unlike the polished case studies we typically see in AI articles and corporate announcements, this research captures how people actually behave, in great, glorious detail.
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