Can we add AI without sending data to third parties?
Often yes. Options include self-hosting, strict data minimization, and architecture choices that reduce exposure.
AI for business: practical website use cases
The best AI wins are narrow, measurable, and privacy-aware—think support, search, and automation tied to real workflows.
Quick answer
The best AI wins are narrow, measurable, and privacy-aware—think support, search, and automation tied to real workflows.
When it makes sense
- You have repetitive support or internal knowledge queries.
- Lead qualification can be improved with guided Q&A.
- You want automation that reduces manual ops work.
Common pitfalls
- Starting with a chatbot before defining success metrics.
- Ignoring GDPR/data processing and escalation to humans.
- Assuming AI replaces UX, copy, and product fundamentals.
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If you describe your project briefly, we can quickly scope it, identify risks, and propose a realistic plan.
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What’s a realistic first AI feature?
A scoped assistant for FAQs, internal docs search (RAG), or lead qualification with guardrails and analytics.
How do you prevent hallucinations?
We use retrieval grounding, constrained outputs, eval tests, and clear UX that supports uncertainty and human escalation.