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AI Product Development
End-to-end delivery of an AI-enabled product, with a single supplier accountable for its release.
About AI Product Development
AI product development covers the full path from a product concept to a released system that customers or employees rely on. It includes product definition, interaction design for probabilistic behavior, model and retrieval architecture, application engineering, evaluation and the release engineering required to deploy to production. The service suits organizations that intend to place responsibility for the whole product with one supplier.
Product definition precedes engineering: who the users are, which tasks the product performs for them and what an acceptable result is for each task. Interaction design then addresses probabilistic behavior directly, so that uncertainty, sources and the option to escalate to a person are visible in the interface. The evaluation set gates every release, and the release plan covers rollback and staged exposure to users.
What you receive
- Product definition and interaction design documents
- Production application with staged release plan
- Release gate based on the evaluation set
- Operational runbooks and handover documentation
When to engage
Engage once the product decision is settled and you need a complete delivery, ready for production use.
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Discuss this service on a call.
Describe the objective and the systems it affects, and we will outline how an engagement would proceed.