I am in charge of the annual compliance training day for my company.

A great topic would be how to use AI in the workplace to drive efficiency and better outputs.

anyone have any contacts with organizations that specialize in this arena?

I would like to reach out to them to present to my company managers and executives.

specifically in the legal and compliance aspects of the corporation.

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I am hoping someone with some expertise on here knows some folks at the companies that provision AI services to corporate america.

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lol

I am hoping someone with some expertise on here knows some folks at the companies that provision AI services to corporate america.

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Palintir or Alteryx are the obvious ones where you would get a solid presentation resource.

A lot of consultants are using Microsoft Fabric in their solutions.

If Palintir is too expensive, it almost surely will be, look at Datawalk.

I see we're still confusing AI, analytics, and ETL tools. I'd start with actually defining what you mean by AI. Compliance will be very tough if you can't define things.

For example, Alteryx has been around for well over a decade and is just a very efficient, nondestructive ETL tool. No machine learning, no LLMs, no NLP.

Listening to the wife helping the daughter with an assignment… Daughter used AI paraphrasing tool for AI answers that they are paraphrasing into the daughters's words. .

Need an AI tool that generates a vocabulary and style of an individual to eliminate the need for paraphrasing of the AI paraphrasing of the AI answers. This would be simple.

Meta will likely be offering me ten figures to develop this by Monday. Unfortunately for Meta, I am retired. Just know they got the idea from TexAgs.

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LMCane said:

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lol

I am hoping someone with some expertise on here knows some folks at the companies that provision AI services to corporate america.

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Palintir or Alteryx are the obvious ones where you would get a solid presentation resource.

A lot of consultants are using Microsoft Fabric in their solutions.

If Palintir is too expensive, it almost surely will be, look at Datawalk.

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many thanks

so check out Palantir and Alteryx websites and they have sales people who can give a presentation to corporate executives?

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Listening to the wife helping the daughter with an assignment… Daughter used AI paraphrasing tool for AI answers that they are paraphrasing into the daughters's words. .

Need an AI tool that generates a vocabulary and style of an individual to eliminate the need for paraphrasing of the AI paraphrasing of the AI answers. This would be simple.

Meta will likely be offering me ten figures to develop this by Monday. Unfortunately for Meta, I am retired. Just know they got the idea from TexAgs.

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Easy enough with ChatGPT. If you subscribe, you can create a custom GPT that you can train in style cues and vocabulary in a few minutes. You can do it with a free chat, but a bit more limited.

Our contact at Palintir was Dan Merchant when we looked at their services, dmerchant@palintir.com. You could try him or just go through the website. He is a strategic account manager for Energy clients but could surely point you in the right direction.

No contact with Alteryx, I would probably just use the website intro function if I were looking.

But yeah, in either case - and I know this to be true with Palintir - they could present use cases to you that are similar in scope to you industry/interest and how your decision environment might interact with their tools.

OP - I work for a midsize consulting company that has worked on a variety of use cases from empowering people to use prompts to streamline processes like excel-based reporting, to implementing and training RAG/LLM models specific to their company's content. Also have done a good amount of work on AI governance which might dovetail nicely with the compliance theme. Happy to connect you with somebody with that expertise if you'd like.

Been seeing a trend lately of people using AI tools to write and respond to routine emails.

Seems like the intro, "I hope this message finds you well" is a good indicator that the rest of what you are about to read is some convoluted AI bs.

Anyone seeing this?

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Damn. Belly laugh on that one. Kudos.

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Been seeing a trend lately of people using AI tools to write and respond to routine emails.

Seems like the intro, "I hope this message finds you well" is a good indicator that the rest of what you are about to read is some convoluted AI bs.

Anyone seeing this?

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I hope this message finds you well. Yes, I often have that problem too. It seems like everyone these days is becoming more reliant on A.I. to respond to social media, emails, and other social interactions.