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May Habib

12 facts from 1 episode, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2023

May Habib says that in 2023 Writer described the dominant design for generative AI as language models plus retrieval, guardrails and an AI studio.

“in 2023, we said dominant design and generative AI looked like LLMs and retrieval and guardrails and an AI studio”

May Habib · How Writer is helping Fortune 500 companies become AI-forward, 0:06:12

Undated

The arrival of transformer neural networks, the architecture behind large language models, led May Habib to see opportunities beyond translation.

“But when transformers hit the scene, a kind of neural network architecture that bred LLMs, May saw new opportunities.”

Rana el Kaliouby · How Writer is helping Fortune 500 companies become AI-forward, 0:05:31

Undated

May Habib says conventional search is keyword-based while language models prefer comprehensive paragraphs and sentences, which shapes generative engine optimization.

“So much of conventional search is keywords based, but LLMs really like nice, comprehensive paragraphs and sentences”

May Habib · How Writer is helping Fortune 500 companies become AI-forward, 0:15:04

Undated

May Habib says not training on customer data has become standard, and that OpenAI also no longer does so after a certain level of customer spend.

“it's become table stakes to not train models on folks's data, right? OpenAI's not doing that either anymore after a certain level of spend”

May Habib · How Writer is helping Fortune 500 companies become AI-forward, 0:27:43

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May Habib says Writer's most successful customers roll AI out to large groups of clinicians in healthcare and use it to grow their business.

“The most successful customers, right, that that we have seen are going to groups of 300, 400, 500 in healthcare, nurses, doctors, clinicians”

May Habib · How Writer is helping Fortune 500 companies become AI-forward, 0:29:44

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