We're big fans of SCALE at https://stratoflow.com, as it's a natural enabler for AMD hardware to break into more serious AI and machine learning (remember that term?) workloads.
And honestly, I still can't understand why they haven't been acquired by AMD yet.
I am working on an open-source insurance application platform.
The main goal is to accelarate time-to-market for insurance and insurtech innovations, providing all these "boring" enterprise features (like multitenancy, role-based security, audit trails, etc.) out of the box, so that you can focus on building the actual product.
I am working on Openkoda, an open-source platform for insurance applications based on pre-built templates and generative AI to accelerate the implementation of new insurance products and distribution channels.
Why?
The insurance sector is probably the slowest to adopt innovation in finance, lagging far behind banking. E-commerce is on the opposite end of the spectrum.
Yes, sticking to the most popular technologies increases quality of the output, enabling even smaller startups to build applications like https://youtu.be/oafdA2WXvEc?feature=shared
It’s actually great to read your story (apologies!)
The answer is YES and we have built Openkoda* as an open-source alternative to Salesforce Platform and other closed low code vendors specifically for these reason.
I'm working within a small team on an open-source alternative to Salesforce Platform.
Our big dream is to enable companies of any size to build faster and smarter high-quality software with a solid enterprise foundation (think: security, scalability, traceability) and still retain the rights to the product they pay for.
Well, I strongly believe there are already areas where LLMs' ability to flexibly transform e.g. textual content can bring lots of business value, e.g. in data reporting and analytics, see:
Can’t really see anything objectionable there… it’s a video game, they want to log game events and user config to reproduce errors, nothing new or concerning really.