"We don't know our own numbers."
Process analysis. I map how the work is done today.
What you get: your real numbers on one page.
AI works fast. It also makes mistakes. I show you how many mistakes you can afford, then help you stay under that number.
They count the hours it will save.
They take the supplier's word for it.
Nobody checks how often it is wrong.
Here is what that looks like.
It works fast, and at first every result looks fine.
The wrong answers read just as smoothly as the right ones.
A person reads what the AI wrote and fixes what they catch.
Nobody put this in your budget.
So what does that cost?
Someone reads what the AI wrote.
Someone corrects what they caught.
What happens when a mistake reaches a customer.
Add these up and some AI projects stop paying off. Others pay off even better.
So what happens to yours?
What the plan counts
What really happens
An error budget is the number of mistakes your AI can afford before nothing is left.
Here is how I keep something left.
"We don't know our own numbers."
Process analysis. I map how the work is done today.
What you get: your real numbers on one page.
"We don't know how often our AI is wrong."
Error measurement. I check your AI's results by hand. See how
What you get: how often it is wrong, and what each mistake costs.
"Our process is a mess."
Process improvement. I remove the steps that waste time.
What you get: a shorter, cleaner process.
"Who is going to build it?"
AI automation. I build it, with checking designed in.
What you get: a working system.
"How do we know it stays good?"
Monitoring. I check it again on a regular schedule.
What you get: a regular answer. Still under budget, or not.
From the first number to a working system. One person, start to finish.
Take one step or all five. Most people start with the free calculator.
Find my error budgetHere is what that looks like for you.
And if I find nothing?
My guarantee
You only pay when I find something worth knowing.
Where are you right now?
Find your error budget first. Then you know what to ask the supplier.
Measure it on your real work now, while changes are still easy.
Check that it is still under its error budget.
Want to read first?
Still have a question?
No. Now there is real work to measure. I check if the AI stays under its error budget. If it does not, I show you what to change.
Keep it. It shows the time you could save. Ask if it also counts checking, fixing and damage. If it does not, the calculator adds them.
The calculator asks six questions, and you can estimate every one. Each question has a hint that shows you how. Later I can pull the exact numbers with you.
That is fine. You need one task that repeats often. The calculator works the same way at any size.
Ready? Start here.
Answer six simple questions about one task in your company.
See your error budget on screen straight away.
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