Low AI adoption

Adore Me, a direct-to-consumer lingerie brand known for its extended sizing, uses Gemini for Google Workspace to streamline copywriting and foster creativity. The team reduced over 35 hours of work creating product descriptions to just 30 minutes by leveraging a prompt library. They also use Gemini for speaker bios, enabling users to fill in key details for automated output. Internal "prompt-off" competitions teach employees how to effectively use AI tools, embedding AI into the company culture.

Wondercraft, an AI-powered audio studio, introduces 'Director Mode' for natural language control of AI voice delivery.

Cove uses Anthropic's Claude models to create an AI thought partner within a visual workspace.

StudyFetch built a comprehensive learning platform powered by Claude, providing personalized learning experiences through their AI tutor Spark.E. The platform analyzes lectures, generates study materials, and offers 24/7 tutoring support in over 20 languages, enabling students to master complex subjects with tailored, interactive assistance.

Intercom, a leading customer service platform, integrated Claude from Anthropic into their AI agent Fin to automatically resolve up to 86% of customer support queries with human-quality, personalized responses in over 45 languages. This implementation reduces response times from 30 minutes to seconds and enables human agents to focus on more complex issues.

Humach, a customer experience solutions provider, uses Claude via Amazon Bedrock to power AI-assisted agents and digital workers that streamline customer interactions across multiple channels. They developed a Custom Language Model framework integrated into their mAI Pilot platform, including digital voice agents, live agent assistance, sentiment analysis, and content classification.

Grab, a leading food delivery and rideshare company in Southeast Asia, uses OpenAI’s GPT-4 with vision fine-tuning to process millions of street-level images collected from drivers, enabling it to accurately identify traffic signs and lane dividers and reduce manual mapping labor. This approach yields more reliable, hyperlocal map data that supports their ride-hailing, delivery services, and enterprise clients.

Untukmu.AI, an online gifting site in Indonesia, uses Meta's Llama 3.1 8B model with split inference processing to protect customer privacy. By running part of the AI model on customers' devices and the rest on their servers, they deliver personalized gift recommendations without accessing or storing personal data. This ensures customer privacy while still providing high-quality, tailored suggestions, enhancing trust and satisfaction.

Grab, a leading food delivery and rideshare company in Southeast Asia, uses OpenAI's GPT-4o with vision fine-tuning to enhance their mapping data for GrabMaps. By fine-tuning GPT-4o with only 100 examples, they taught it to correctly localize traffic signs and count lane dividers from street-level imagery collected by their drivers.