Getting started: business users and consumers of AI
Getting value from published AI assets. What the role can do and a first-week path through the screens you will use.
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Your role on the platform
You use AI that other teams have built. The platform is where you find it, check it is fit for your purpose, get access, and see what it costs your business unit. You do not need to write code: your application team or Group Data & AI can wire an asset into your systems.
What you can do
- Browse, search and evaluate the catalogue
- Subscribe to and run published models
- Manage own subscriptions, entitlements and chargeback
- Rate assets and raise use-case requests for what is missing
Your first week
- 1Day 1: open Discover and browse what your own department and division already use. Add anything interesting to your wishlist.
- 2Day 2: open two or three model pages. Read the intended use, limitations and evaluation results, and check the classification badge.
- 3Day 3: try a model in the sandbox on synthetic data, for example the Lead Priority Scorer or the Complaint Classifier.
- 4Day 4: request access to one Confidential asset you need, with a clear purpose and duration. Follow it under Subscriptions.
- 5Day 5: look at Chargeback for your cost centre, and raise or co-sponsor a use case for anything the catalogue is missing.
Screens you will use most
Discover Models Sandbox Subscriptions Use-case pipeline Chargeback
Who to ask
Your department's AI champion first, then the AI Centre of Excellence through a support ticket.
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