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Users need to manually track federal government data across laws, bills, executive actions, agency rules, and Supreme Court cases, requiring significant time and expertise to interpret complex legal texts.

Organizations struggle to govern AI products and services responsibly, lacking tools to manage AI systems across their lifecycle and ensure compliance with global regulations like the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF.

Users rely on online-only AI tools requiring constant internet connectivity, facing dependency on internet connectivity and potential security risks with data processed online.

Users previously relied on traditional palmistry consultations, which require in-person visits to specialists and often involve subjective interpretations of palm lines.

Users require advanced large language models (LLMs) for commercial applications but face limitations with proprietary models such as high costs, restrictive licenses, and limited customization.

Users might struggle to engage in meaningful and interactive conversations, find AI tools, or streamline their day-to-day activities efficiently.

Users struggle to find suitable workout routines aligned with their goals, fitness levels, and equipment availability, leading to inconsistent progress or ineffective training. Manual tracking of workouts and lack of guidance further reduce adherence and motivation.

Users spend significant time searching for relevant academic sources for their research

Users face difficulties accessing AI services due to high costs and lack of accessibility.

Users experience difficulty in managing and analyzing data due to the technical complexities involved in traditional analytics and Machine Learning (ML) platforms, resulting in a barrier to efficiently utilize data insights for decision making. Technical complexities and the need for coding knowledge make it hard for non-technical users to embrace data analytics and ML development.