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A lot of what's been discussed in this thread is what we're tackling at Humwork (YC P26). We're an MCP/API that connects AI agents to verified domain experts i
by yashvg 1mo ago
A lot of what's been discussed in this thread is what we're tackling at Humwork (YC P26).
We're an MCP/API that connects AI agents to verified domain experts in real time (30s–3 min). Experts are vetted upfront by an AI interviewer that assesses and grades them, then get a mobile notification when a task matches their expertise and chat with the agent directly.
Soon we'll be verifying credentials for doctors, lawyers, CPAs etc on our platform for tasks where people are seeking credentialed experts to sign off and verify ai output.
- ZitchDog 1mo agoHow do you make sure they aren’t using AI to pretend to be a domain expert? I’d think an AI would be pretty good at that.
- yashvg 1mo agoWe do our best to identify AI use and ban those experts - its not perfect just yet. Long term we are thinking of moving towards proctoring experts using their camera and screen capture. Hard to think of another reliable way.
- fireant 1mo agoSome doctors are known to be a hip shooters making snap decisions, but is 30s really enough time for any kind of "expertise" from a real human?
- yashvg 1mo agoYou get matched with an expert in 30s to 3min, which then starts a back and forth with the AI agent and the expert which goes on for 10 to 60mins till the AI is happy. This works well for many tasks, but for others a more async mechanism where the expert doesn't feel rushed might be better.
- testplzignore 1mo ago> Experts are vetted upfront by an AI interviewer > till the AI is happy My god this is dystopian.