How the best companies get the most out of AI
Roughly 78% of AI use at work never reaches whoever is meant to be managing it.
Your team is using AI right now. One person is in a Claude tab, another is in ChatGPT, and someone else is in Gemini because that is where the Google files live. All of this work is invisible to the company; none of it is written down anywhere, and every bit of it disappears the moment somebody closes a laptop.
But a browser tab belongs to one person. Whatever your team works out in there stays with them, so the same problem gets solved three times by three people in three different apps, and the company keeps none of it. You end up paying for a lot of AI and owning nothing that came out of it.
Some companies have already fixed this. What did they do differently?
Join us at Tech Safari as Lorcan O Cathain, CEO and co-founder at Lua AI, and Ankit Jindal, CTO at Turaco, show us how the best teams are running AI right now.
We will dig into:
The end of the tool advantage. Every company now has the same models at roughly the same price, so the tool itself has stopped being the edge. We will look at where an advantage can still come from.
What the best teams actually do: the habits, the setups, and the small decisions that separate teams getting real value from teams producing a lot of output and keeping none of it.
What AI should actually cost you. We will talk about what a sensible setup looks like for a twenty-person company and for a two hundred-person one.
The company that remembers. We will look at what changes when everything your team works out stays with the company instead.
Lorcan will also be unveiling Lua Workspace, the Nairobi-built app his team made to do all of the above. Every frontier model in one place, your teammates in the thread with you, and everything your company works out kept for good.
He will open it live on the call and put your questions straight into it, so you can see how it handles the things you actually need it to do.