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Mike Taylor is the head of evals at Every and a co-author of "Prompt Engineering for Generative AI" (O’Reilly).
After years of self-employment, I went full-time at Every. Here’s why.
Every's consulting team answers 400 executives on strategy, skeptics, governance, and restructuring for AI
The skills that make AI agents reliable are identical to the skills that make human teams effective
A playbook from the front lines of AI consulting
Understanding AI's blind spots can make you a better decision-maker
How chain of thought works to get better responses
The company gets pragmatic in AI’s expensive era
Repeat AI tasks with self-consistency sampling to get better results
My AI experiment hit 60 percent accuracy—not perfect, but enough to change how we think about market research
A guide for identifying which state of AI adoption matches your needs, complete with sample prompts and advice for when it’s time to move to the next level
You just have to survive the onboarding, the 404s, and 80 things called Copilot to find it
Here's what they said (and how you can ask them, too)
A new tool that 'evolves' your prompts may be the next step in getting LLMs to do precisely what you want
Your leadership team already knows how to manage AI. They just don't know that yet.
Here’s what my AI simulated interview taught me about getting the most out of a conversation
The AI-native IDE is now becoming an agent-orchestration tool. Will it work?
A guide to understanding your state of AI adoption, plus example prompts and how to know when you’re ready to move up
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