A little background on myself:
- grew up in NJ, went to public school
- went to University of Richmond, studied finance/accounting/comp sci
- started my full time career in investment banking, first at Truist Securities, then Cowen (acquired by TD Securities)
- moved over to the buyside in 2024 at HIG Capital
“I hope you’re gonna do magnets. Somebody out there, I hope, you’re all brilliant people, magnets. Do magnets, okay? I’ll tell you how to make money. Do magnets. You’re doing a lot of great stuff, do magnets. Because one thing we don’t have, but we’re getting close, but do magnets.”
A break from your regularly scheduled programming...
Document review was hard enough when humans were the only ones creating the work. How do you even know what to review if you don't know every inch of the document intimately?
The proliferation of artificial intelligence in the workplace has shifted the bottleneck from document creation to quality control in a large way
Both humans and agents need a deterministic verification layer at the end of their document creation cycle to catch every mistake before anything gets distributed
Agents are getting better and better at creating documents
This shifts the bulk of the work to review / quality control
But how do you accurately review work that you don’t know intimately because you didn’t create it without burning the same amount of time it would take you to just recreate the work?
A deterministic verification layer is the answer.