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Accelerate AI helps organizations assess AI risk and readiness, build workforce capability, and make better-informed investment decisions.
Different decisions need different tools.
One evidence-first point of view, applied to distinct challenges across the AI ecosystem. AI-Q examines enterprise risk, readiness, and adoption. PromptCraft builds skill through real-work practice, feedback, personalized learning paths, and individual progress. V-IQ connects company narratives to source materials for investor diligence. Professional Services provide hands-on support for AI strategy, governance, implementation, and team enablement.
Useful clarity, without the theater.
Start with evidence. Fit the work to the decision. Keep people accountable. Make sources, assumptions, and open questions visible.
A thoughtful starting point, wherever you sit.
Find the work closest to your role. Each path stays focused on the question you need to answer. Enterprise buyers, AI vendors, workforce learners, investment teams, and teams shaping adoption need distinct perspectives.
Tell us what decision you’re working through.
A good first conversation starts with your question, your context, and the evidence you already have.
Illustrative evidence-linked AI assessment
Conceptual example only, not a real assessment or product output. A useful conclusion should show what it rests on: linked evidence, context, and accountable human decisions.
Latest briefs
- Hackers Went Around Shinhan's Core Banking — Hackers did not go after Shinhan Bank's core systems. They reached about 25,000 customers through a loan-broker inquiry platform, including 66 national ID numbers that are very hard to change. AI's role is unconfirmed, but the lesson holds: governance has to cover the weakest system that touches customer data.
- Policy vs. Practice — 98% of surveyed senior AI decision-makers say their organization has formal AI governance policies. 47% say theirs has bypassed the process for urgent deployments. Here is what that means for enterprise buyers.
- AI Agent Governance: Trust Without Control — AI agents are gaining organizations’ trust faster than the controls needed to manage them. A new Harness survey shows a gap between confidence in AI agents and the systems in place to test, secure, and stop them when things go wrong.
- The AI Slowdown: What It Means for buyers — Anthropic is calling for a slowdown in AI development and opening its systems to independent evaluators, raising a bigger question for buyers: who is actually verifying that AI is safe?
- What ChatGPT in Epic Actually Changes — Alone, the models pick the right condition 94.9% of the time and the right next step 56.3%. Epic just put one in front of every authorized clinician.