Frustrated with A.I. hallucinations, Katie Trauth Taylor, co-founder and CEO of Narratize, built a generative artificial intelligence that helps innovators accurately articulate their ideas.
"A lot of generative AI models are criticized today because they hallucinate, they make up facts, and that is completely unacceptable inside of science, tech, and medicine, how are we going to use this exciting new technology if we can't trust what it outputs? I lead a generative artificial intelligence company in Narratize. The generative AI co-author for busy innovators doesn't take the thinking work out of writing, but it does help them articulate their ideas and bold, compelling, and mostly accurate ways. We figured out how to use calls into peer-reviewed databases and highly respected journalism databases to make sure that the content that's created is based on fact and not fiction. It's not just pulled from the wide web the way that other large language models are. That's been a piece of the innovations in figuring out how to solve for the evidence. We've truly saved lives through that work. We've just transformed health systems. We've got green lights for innovations around diabetes research. We've taken veterans off the waitlist. We've worked with scientists and helped NASA get by in for new research. It sets me on fire those sparks, those aha moments you know where ideas get told and they're told well and it's clear. And it's accurate and evidence-based and it's meaningful and it makes an impact on the world. That's what it's all about".
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