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— fieldintel
The Assistant That Shows Its Work
Surveyors and right-of-way professionals are right to distrust AI -- a chatbot that confidently invents a coordinate is the most dangerous tool you could put near a legal instrument. So when we built Theo and Heath, we didn't start from 'what can AI do.' We started from 'what would it take for a professional who stamps their work to act on an answer.' The result is three rules that decide everything about how our assistants are built -- and they're the difference between an assistant and a party trick.
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