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The problems we solve for firms of ten to a hundred people, written down: security, privacy, keeping an eye on what the assistant does, and what the standard lists mean for a firm with no one whose job is AI.
· 5 min read
The hard part of putting AI to work in a firm isn't the AI. It's keeping the firm's knowledge organized, current and in the right hands, which is what librarians have done for a century and a half.
· 4 min read
Locking everything down until a contractor asks keeps your client records safe, and leaves new people guessing how your firm works. Give every contractor your firm's process on day one, keep client records locked, and new people ramp up faster.
· 4 min read
You'll hear that data is the key to AI, and that the first step is connecting every system you have. For most firms the faster win is writing down how the work runs and who decides, so people stop interrupting each other to find out.
· 7 min read
The security industry's list of what goes wrong with AI assistants, explained for an independent firm, with how we handle each risk.
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