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I have a close friend who is constantly hustling but has little technical expertise, so he just says "yes" and hopes I'll swoop in and figure out execution. We
by menacingly 3y ago
I have a close friend who is constantly hustling but has little technical expertise, so he just says "yes" and hopes I'll swoop in and figure out execution.
We built a lead qualification and sales coaching plug-in for a CRM, the thing has a lot of personality. IMO it was a project conceived to automate sales that ended up automating sales coaching.
From there I've done a fair bit of red teaming customer-facing chatbots, then helped save some stuck projects because these approaches to problem solving are so new.
Something that was really satisfying was a project to introduce natural language queries to a ridiculous array of internal corporate databases without sending private data out of the network. That thing is like an extremely boring corporate Jarvis.
I have absolutely zero traditional "AI" skill set, but I guess there's a lot of room downstream for implementation engineering.
- atomicvibe 3y agoYou'd be amazed at the number of YC companies building that boring version of SQL Jarvis!
- menacingly 3y agoThat's cool, I'd love to see it become ubiquitous. It's actually a really fun problem so long as you're burning up tokens on someone else's api key
- ReDeiPirati 3y agoBig +1, it seems like half of the startups world is working on this