This Dot Labs featured Brandon Mathis and Emerson Huitt discussing why AI teams need to plan for model and tooling churn instead of locking into assumptions too early.
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Brandon Mathis and Emerson Huitt discuss why #AI teams need to plan for model and tooling churn instead of locking into assumptions too early. Watch the full episode for…
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This Dot Labs
AI-first engineers helping orgs scale application dev, boost velocity & build better. We embed, train & deliver.
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- Software Development
- Location
- Atlanta, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About This Dot Labs
This Dot helps business leaders achieve their most ambitious digital initiatives. We provide teams with engineering leadership and engineers that deliver results predictably.
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