By: Gavin Wills, SVP, Engineering Part 1 of 2. The job of building software is changing faster than the workflows we use to do it. AI can draft a feature, write the tests, review the diff, and sketch the UI in the time it used to take to schedule the kickoff. Meanwhile, most product teams […]
The case for borrowed intelligence over custom model training By: Gavin Wills SVP, Engineering Artificial intelligence has become a fixture in market research. From automated coding of open-ended responses to sentiment analysis, churn modelling, and predictive segmentation, researchers have embraced AI as a productivity multiplier. The efficiency gains are real, the applications are proven, and […]
By: Gavin Wills, SVP, Engineering For years, accessibility has mostly been framed as a moral obligation and a compliance requirement: make sure people with disabilities can use your product, avoid legal risk, do the right thing. That foundation still matters, and it always will. At its core, accessibility is simply about designing and building experiences […]