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Angel Woods
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Adding AI to a product is not a guarantee of success; some estimates say that over 80% of AI-driven projects fall short of expectations. So, how should companies decide where, when, and how to use AI in their products? The answer may (or may not) surprise you — psychology-backed user research. Our experts dive deep into the root cause of ineffective AI use in products and how research psychologists can help correct it.
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In a business climate defined by rapid market changes and evolving user preferences, companies must deliver products swiftly, maintain quality, and control costs. Optimizing software delivery is non-negotiable to achieve these goals. It enhances process efficiency, improves product reliability, and shortens delivery timelines, enabling businesses to stay competitive.
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Centralized planning in fiber broadband rollout: Faster deployment and improved cost efficiency
Fiber broadband is revolutionizing digital connectivity. For individuals, this means uninterrupted 4K/8K streaming, lag-free gaming, and improved reliability and performance. For businesses, the reliability and speed of fiber networks empower seamless operations of e-commerce platforms, customer support systems, IoT applications, and more, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency.
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Do AI products need therapy? Leveraging psychology for better AI product development.
As AI continues to transform the market, companies rush to capitalize on the trend, often without considering if their products (or end users) need AI. This haste has led to a surge in failure rates, with estimates suggesting that more than 80% of AI-driven projects fall short of expectations — almost twice the failure rate…
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Interview with former F1 driver, David Coulthard
Hear David discuss the future of F1 and motorsport and how technology is evolving the experience for fans and drivers.