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Chen: Enterprise AI solutions must hit 99.9% accuracy from day one
“Solutions need to be 99.9% in accuracy right out of the gate from day one in order to be really effective”
Chen: Regulated industries rank worst at customer service despite prioritizing it
“Many of our customers in the regulated industries, government healthcare, insurance they say that customer service is their number one priority, bar none. And yet they're also ranked among the worst at it.”
Chen: High legacy IT maintenance costs leave enterprises unable to innovate
“Legacy IT costs Costs are so high that there's really not a lot of budget with which to innovate, and it makes it so that it's really hard to change anything, and so as customers' expectations of the input methods evolve these organizations, these incumbents a…”
Chen: Large regulated enterprises struggle significantly to recruit machine learning talent
“In large regular enterprise, it's really hard to hire machine learning talent.”
Chen: Captricity has effectively solved the handwriting recognition problem
“We've effectively solved the handwriting problem.”
Chen: Captricity is near 99.9% accuracy in voice transcription
“We're well on our way to solve 99 point nine percent voice transcription.”
Captricity data shows secondary death causes are chronic, primary are sudden
“But what we also found was that those secondary causes of death tend to be the chronic conditions, whereas the primary cause of death tends to be sort of the ambulatory or the sudden conditions, like what happens in the hospitals.”
Chen: Large regulated enterprises are skeptical of AI hype and focus on business outcomes
“A lot of large regulated enterprise just is skeptical. They're well aware of the hype, and they can also kind of feel just how far away it is from their own day-to-day reality, and so, as you can see by the way that we talk about the solution we have to come a…”
Chen: For large enterprises, AI is secondary to reducing operational costs
“At the end of the day running a large public regulated enterprise it's all about being able to reduce the cost of operations being able to target new customer segments. Having AI is is a cherry on top.”
Chen: Captricity has never lost a customer over cloud security concerns
“We've never lost a customer to an unwillingness to put their customer data behind our firewall.”
Chen: Legacy enterprise software was built for compliance, not for AI
“The systems that they have with which to work with were built maybe 10, 20, 30 years ago, and those systems were built for let's call it compliance, and for workflow efficiency, and not for the age of big data and AI and being able to look across workflows.”
Captricity helped PATH implement a vaccine intervention within weeks
“And one of our customers, PATH, a great non-profit, they were able to, within weeks of sending us these images, put into place an intervention that drastically altered the way that they were thinking about the monitoring and evaluation of this vaccine program.”