Recent posts by Mona

Large language models (e.g., GPT-4) seem poised to revolutionize the business world. It’s only a matter of time before many professions are transformed in some way by AI, as GPT can already generate functional code, review and draft legal documents, give tax advice, and turn hand-sketched diagrams into fully-functioning websites. Among the roles most likely to be affected by GPT are those involving sales, marketing, customer support, and media, although it’s almost impossible to imagine a domain that won’t in some way be affected by GPT. While certain tasks invariably demand a human touch, it’s likely that the focus of many roles will shift toward these key human endeavors and away from those that can be automated. With all this in mind, it’s pertinent to ask what challenges organizations are likely to encounter as they begin to invest in advanced AI and which roadblocks developers are likely to run up against as they work to incorporate GPT APIs into software products. While it is still too early to anticipate all possible hurdles teams using GPT are likely to experience, our understanding of AI and large language models suggest at least a few that will be particularly prominent.

Monitoring is crucial to ensuring that ML models deployed in production are serving their intended purpose and operating as expected, but how soon is too soon to implement a monitoring solution? Ultimately it depends on the extent to which the models are integrated into business processes, and this blog post will walk through the considerations that should be made before deciding to implement an ML monitoring solution.

Mona is happy to announce the expansion of use cases supported by the intelligent monitoring platform for AI / ML to include Robotic Process Automation (“RPA”) workflows. Currently providing customers across 8 different industries with actionable insights into their AI systems, Mona excels at providing complete process visibility, detecting issues within specific segments of data. As a highly extensible platform for many use cases including machine learning, NLU/NLP, speech recognition, and vision, the extension to support intelligent automations and RPA is seamless.  

We’ve just passed the middle of March. For folks worldwide, this means gearing up for autumn or spring festivities and traditions, religious and cultural celebrations like St. Patrick’s Day, as well as more humorous events like Pi Day. For sports fans in the U.S., March is the unofficial month of basketball, and it’s when basketball gets a little crazy. Here’s the story of how sports and basketball connect with passion, madness, analytics, machine learning, and a billion dollars (or potentially at least a few millions).