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AI Stack 2025 Business Recommendations
Using our predictions for AI in the year 2025, we thought it’d valuable to also offer recommendations for businesses trying to navigate the evolving landscape.
At the foundational model level, we believe there is value in dialing-a-new-mode per month—and switching if it breaks. On the design side, retarget your UX to talk and type, first. This will enhance user engagement and improve usability. As you fine tune your models, invest in figuring out what works for you! If it doesn’t work for you, it won’t for others.
AI Stack 2025 Predictions
With 2025 now upon us, and tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Llama only going to develop further, the AI landscape will continue to morph and grow. From models’ foundations to their market use, every step in between will be different this year than last. So with that in mind, we made predictions about what AI will look like over the course of the year.
On the model internal side, we believe that speech as the AI-native will become much more prevalent—meaning that more and more AI will be built to interact with users through voice. Training and subsequent research will remain crucially important as models intake greater amounts of data.
AI for Everyone
TNE is the disruption application for the AI era.
Imagine an AI layer seamlessly overlaying Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, Slack, Tableau and other business apps of today that orchestrates data retrieval, synthesizes analysis, executes business logic, provides recommendations, and automates output in any format needed, all by talking to your device and entering in simple commands.
That’s TNE’s vision.
We move beyond basic AI chatbots, instead representing a proactive AI suite that truly understands business needs and anticipates solutions. Our technology seamlessly operates across multiple applications and data sources, generating tailored outputs for distinct audiences without duplicating efforts or requiring regeneration. That’s the TNE difference.
A Walk Down Memory Lane
Every platform revolution — DOS, Windows, the Internet — ushered in a corresponding wave of disruptive business applications. Each built from the ground up, natively tailored to each platform, each did so much more than introduce new features; they abstracted complexity and accelerated productivity in ways only imagine and fundamentally redefined how work got done.
- DOS brought us Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPerfect, where, before these apps, complex calculation and document creation were painstakingly manual, consuming hours or even days — to accomplish what today is considered the most basic of tasks.
- Windows introduced Microsoft Office and Outlook, merging essential apps like word processing, spreadsheets, and email into a unified suite, and effectively ending the era where users juggled disconnected apps from different vendors, creating fragmented workflows, data silos, and incompatible file types.
- The Internet brought us Salesforce and Google Workspace, integrating real-time collaboration, sales, and customer management into the core of business operations. While before the internet, working on files as a group was clumsy and universal access was limited.
There’s no doubt that it’s easy to use the most successful applications in history as examples. But it’s intentional. Because these apps were not just about technology. Rather, they created paradigms of working. They were more than tools. They abstracted old complexities with entirely new ways of thinking about how to solve complex problems.
Business is an Ocean of Possibilities
Business is like an unpredictable ocean—full of hidden challenges and opportunities beneath the surface. Imagine your company as a fleet of ships, each embarking on its own ambitious journey. Success doesn’t just happen—it requires securing the investment to build the right boats, understanding the weather patterns and sea conditions to chart the optimal course, and constantly monitoring performance to adapt as conditions change in real time. So how does this translate to business? Markets shift, trends evolve, and surprises are inevitable. But the best companies don’t simply react—they anticipate and prepare, turning uncertainty into opportunity.
LinkedIn Live with Steve Suarez
Steve Suarez of HorizonX is a man with a mission. It is an honor to have him as an advisor and investor in our mission. His view of the world as needing to reach three horizons is great. First we have to get ready all the systems to change and transform, then we need to create an all-AI enterprise and finally get ready for the quantum world.
AI Hub London 2024
Thanks once again Olie for hosting us at the London Stock Exchange Group. This time we combined the AI Hub with the Working Group focused on AI reliability standards. It was a great discussion about the future of AI and how well we did with out predictions in 2024.
LSEG Tech Summit
The London Stock Exchange Group had a Tech Summit on 21 October 2024, as part of that we had an AI Hub breakout with 40 technologies and business leaders focused on what is up next technical with AI in the Enterprise.
August AI Trends
The latest trends in the long hot August are the shipment of so many Large Language Models (LLMs) and the emergence of Small Language Models (SLM sometimes) and also Agents that are chopping the problem into many pieces.
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AI Intuitions
To use AI means you have to understand it and most of us do not have time to spend eight years in a PhD program, Instead, we do the heavy lifting for you and can help you move forward through 50 years of AI history and give you intuitions on the best LLMs.
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