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What we learn building collaborators
Working notes and announcements. What a digital collaborator is, how a role is built for one concrete process, and why everything it does ends up written down.
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Resilience is no longer enough
Returning to normal stops making sense when that normal is no longer viable. Rather than rebuilding the past, organizations must recognize when to leave it behind.
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How to implement AI in a mid-sized company: choose the first role
Implementing AI in a mid-sized company starts with choosing the first role, not the tool. How to write it, who signs it, how to test it and what to leave ready for the next department.
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Your next colleague will be AI
A conversation with Tadashi Takaoka about Yunt: bringing a digital collaborator into a company, working within existing systems and keeping people in charge.
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The model is the easy part
A public model is enough for a demo, not for running operations. What is missing is not accuracy: it is everything that has to be built around the model so the work comes out right every time.
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Forward deployed engineers: the engineers who stay
OpenAI and Anthropic founded forward deployed engineering firms for large corporations. Yunt does the same for mid-sized companies: we go in, make it work in your systems, and stay.
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Switching models should cost one line
Every few months a model ships that beats the last one. If your system has a favorite, you turned a one-quarter advantage into a dependency that lasts years.
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What RPA left unfinished
Automation has come in three waves. Each one fixed the previous one's problem and left one of its own. Understanding the pattern is how you avoid paying for it a fourth time.
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The PDF nobody enforces
A document reviewed once a quarter cannot govern a system that acts thousands of times a day. AI governance lives inside the workflow.
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Our Yunts have a body
This week we gave our digital collaborators a face, a voice and a presence. Not a photo, not a video: a live 3D model, a voice you can interrupt, and a record of every action.
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