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aiacceleratorinstitute.com > why-your-ai-on-data-projects-keep-failing-and-what-fixes-it-2

Why AI on data fails — and how PromptQL fixes It

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (398+ words) Let me ask you something. In your organization right now, what percentage of your employees use AI as much as you do? When I asked that question at a recent AI Accelerator Institute event, fewer than 10% of hands went up....

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aiacceleratorinstitute.com > 8-stats-that-show-ai-got-smarter-faster-than-it-got-safer-2

8 stats that show AI got smarter faster than it got safer

5+ day, 16+ hour ago   (792+ words) SWE-bench Verified moved from 60% to nearly 100% in a single year. A benchmark built to separate frontier labs from everyone else stopped doing that job in roughly the time it takes most enterprises to renew a cloud contract. Capability is the…...

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aiacceleratorinstitute.com > your-ai-agents-skills-are-lying-to-you-about-why-they-work

Your AI agent's skills are lying to you about why they work

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (638+ words) Every team that ships agent "skills" has the same story. Drop in a folder of structured knowledge, watch the success rate climb, and assume the agent finally learned something. But a new paper suggests that the story is mostly wrong,…...