“…your business analysts, your telephony engineers, your best service agents… are your tactical people you put on the red team… that actually show up and have the insights of… what the best case golden data set should look like.”

John McMullen · The AI in Business Podcast · What Shared Intelligence Really Fixes in Enterprise AI - with John McMullan of Observe.ai

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assemble a cross-functional “tiger team” of business analysts, telephony engineers, and top service agents to define the golden data set and build the AI system

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