Startup Award: Tucan.ai conquers market research with AI solutions
For us, 2023 is not only the year of language models – buzzword “ChatGPT” – but also the year of market research. Why? Being able to automatically and smartly transcribe, summarise, encode and archive audio and video, our AI appears to be particularly well suited for qualitative research.
Seven Smart Software Tools Every Legal Team Should Use
Legal teams are essential to most organizations and often viewed as key assets and valued business partners. As part of a legal team, your work involves transaction support, helping understand legislative or regulatory changes, intellectual property work, litigation – just to mention a few.
Improving qualitative research with NLP
Data may be more valuable than oil these days. But accumulating data just for the sake of data is useless, both scientifically and economically. To reach a better understanding of certain nuances and causalities it must be processed and analysed reliably. AI and natural language processing (NLP) come in handy here.
5 Golden Rules for a Better Meeting Culture
Meetings are often time-consuming and exhausting but crucial in the development of ideas and decisions driving team culture and performance. To get the best out them you should organise mindfully and actively engage all participants – before, during and after. Here are 5 tips for more productive meetings.
Best Conferencing Tools for Small Enterprises
Despite or even because of the physical distance, online meetings offer a whole lot of opportunities for intensified and more productive collaboration with colleagues, partners, stakeholders and customers. We have compiled the 5 best conferencing tools for start-ups and smaller businesses so that you can benefit from our learnings too.
Leveraging Information with Sentiment Analysis
Businesses find themselves confronted with a constant information flood from all directions – customers, media, community and so on. Sentiment analysis models offer amazing tools for coping with this overload. AI systems can be trained to recognise and automatically classify our emotions behind textual, audio and visual data.
From Audio Transcripts to Automatic Summaries
We’ve been talking to machines, websites and programs for a while now, but usually only in simple one-way conversations, at best. Applied correctly, however, AI speech recognition can positively change both how we humans communicate with machines and how we interact with each other. A quick look into the near future.