the case for curiosity
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The Hard Part: Making AI Quality Work in the Real World
This is a guest post by Jordyn Trappe, who leads Service Excellence at Checkr. Her team builds the AI systems that evaluate customer interactions at scale — including QIX (Quality Index Score) for quality evaluation and pCSAT (predictive Cu...
Open Letter on AI
There’s a piece by Matt Shumer called “Something Big Is Happening” that’s been making waves last week (80M+ views). Worth a read.
From Tinkerer to Builder (Leveling up with AI)
I’ve written before about the user guide to AI adoption \- the journey from Level 1 (skeptic) to Level 2 (tool user) to Level 3 (builder). The gap between Level 2 and Level 3 isn’t about technical knowledge or coding ability. It’s about som...
One-Way Doors vs. Two-Way Doors
I grew up playing Zelda, and one of the hardest parts of the game you really have to be prepared for is once you go into the boss room on each level. Once it closes, you’re locked in. You can’t leave until you either beat the boss or die. S...
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I'm an experienced executive, operations leader, and start-up advisor with a passion for helping others, scaling teams, and delivering great customer experiences. I live in Nashville with my wife, three daughters and 400 plants (@eastnashgreenhouse)
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