Triad gets fast first answers and productive iteration with Inventive AI
Triad was impressed by how quickly Inventive AI generated a first answer and how productive iterating on responses felt.
What they cover
Triad's technical stakeholder was most interested in how quickly Inventive AI generated a first answer and how productive iterating on it felt. Once questions were correctly formatted, the iteration over answers was quite good, pointing to clear improvement in the drafting process.
Highlights
- 0:00Focused on how quickly it generated the first answer
- 0:29Found iterating over the answer quite productive
- 1:20Flags an upload restriction on supporting file types
How quickly it generated that first answer and how productive I felt iterating over it.
Full transcript
2:26 video · Technical / bid stakeholder, Triad0:00Dave Horton
what I wanted to focus on the questions and I was more interested in how quickly it generated that first answer and then how productive I felt iterating over it a bit. Obviously the limitation is the knowledge repository we've got uploaded so I'm cursed with the knowledge of additional things you could have but I wasn't biased with that at all but I did find that part of it. Once I got the questions correctly formatted that the iteration over the answer was quite good. So I could see an improvement there. I would possibly, if I have time this week, like to test a few additional things so I uploaded context documents for some of the things I was looking at so I think it was cancelled. There's lots of pre-market engagement they call it here where they give out presentations and stuff and I downloaded the organization's strategy to kind of say use that as well as the knowledge repository in building answers because I often find that you might get extra marks for saying that.
1:20Dave Horton
So there was a problem actually uploading some type of documents now I recall. So if you go back to the project called CAPS. So you notice the supporting files there, there's three documents then you've got original project files. So the supporting files only allowed me to upload PDFs. It didn't allow me to do the PowerPoint files and the word document this. So what I did is I put everything in project files and pointed the agent to the project files rather than the supporting files. I didn't know why there was a restriction on the supporting files. Okay, yeah that's a good question. I'm not sure I think it should be allowed. I can check with my engineering team on this on why they are restricting it here.
2:18Dave Horton
I worked around it because for me the the additional context that I found from the web.
