Services/AI & ML integration

AI and machine learning, built into your software.

From a language model in your app to a custom model running locally on-device. I choose the technique that works best per task, not the one that's most in the news.

Tjibbe van der Ende — Founder, WeabySee an example project →

AI or machine learning?

Machine learning is a part of AI. When people say "AI" now they usually mean generative AI, like language models. For the choice in your product, that difference matters.

1

Machine learning

Small, fast and cheap: classification, prediction or recognition based on your own data. Ideal for on-device speech or image recognition.

2

Generative AI

Large language models that understand and write text: summarising, answering questions on your own knowledge, turning free text into structured data.

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The right combination

Often the best solution is a mix: a language model where flexibility is needed, a small ML model where speed, cost or privacy matter.

How I apply it

Task first, then technique. That way you avoid a heavy language model where a small model would do, or the other way round.

01

Sharpening the task

What exactly should the feature do, for whom, and when is it good enough?

02

Choosing the technique

Machine learning, a language model, or a combination, tested on examples from your practice.

03

Building it into your software

Via your API, in your app, or on-device, with a fallback if the model isn't sure.

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Measuring and adjusting

Quality, speed and cost stay visible after launch.

What you get

  • A working AI or ML feature in your software
  • A well-reasoned choice of model and technique
  • A test set to measure quality
  • Documentation and handover to your team

An AI or ML feature in your product?

Tell me what the feature needs to do. I'll show you which technique fits.