The tool Adam created is expected to save the National Park Service 7000 days of human labor this year, illustrating the significant impact non-technical professionals can have with basic AI training.

We've saved over 1,800 staff hours a month by implementing AI solutions.

Research shows that while AI can make people 25% faster and improve work quality by 40%, less than 10% of professionals are seeing meaningful productivity gains from AI collaboration, highlighting a realization gap. Additionally, AI didn't help most people be more creative; in fact, it made some less creative.

AI can help automate tasks that traditionally require human effort, potentially leading to a future where people can focus on more meaningful activities.

AI can help streamline government processes, including permitting, which currently takes years or decades, and can be reduced to months or weeks with the right technology.

AI technology will transform the workplace by allowing employees to focus on strategic outcomes while AI handles routine tasks.

The rapid advancements in AI tools suggest that we could see significant progress in automating white-collar work within the next few years.

Outsource tasks that can be handled by AI, such as administrative work or data collection. AI can now perform tasks that were traditionally outsourced to human workers, enhancing efficiency and productivity.

The biggest factor that excites our customers is the potential for time savings when deploying AI agents, often quantified as a 10-30% reduction in time across teams.