I’ve reviewed the public materials of 24 AI companies that all have something in common.
All are serious teams solving real problems with bespoke, scalable solutions in specific industries such as legal services and health.
They all promise that a human checks the output. But I couldn’t find one that says how often that human catches a mistake.
Most publish accuracy. False positives. Hours saved. The human review is the reason the buyer trusts the product, but this is the part with no number on it.
This is a gap worth fixing.
If a buyer asks what your reviewers catch, what number do you give them?