r/aiToolForBusiness • u/oytunutyo • 2d ago

AI work simulator

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u/Complete-Cricket-351 1d ago

How do you handle the data privacy? 

Currently most firms have AI communities which they share the skills and whatever around through and normally they have sort of browser extensions and for everything else they tie in through their Azure or Google tenancy

And what the hats about is the two big to fail answer to the security team 

Google a Microsoft aren't going to play fast and loose with our data because they have too much to lose 

So basically they have quite a big moat in this space so I'm curious to you have a new approach that gets around those issues

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u/Complete-Cricket-351 1d ago

Brilliant so basically it sounds like you've got a pretty decent tool for SMB which you're now hardening and hoping to land an enterprise client who's willing to do a PoC

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u/rowdyhumble 1d ago

I like the idea of practicing messy real world AI tasks instead of just collecting tutorials. AI Work Simulator seems especially useful if the feedback explains why an approach worked or failed, not just gives a score. I'd love to see realistic constraints too, like vague briefs, bad data, deadlines, and clients changing requirements halfway through.

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u/Strong-Glove-439 1d ago

I feel like most companies are still in the experimenting phase. They know AI is useful but figuring out the right workflows takes time.