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Imago Platform turns to graphs after AI misses 100% accuracy

Imago Platform turns to graphs after AI misses 100% accuracy

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Imago Platform's first client, a lighting and electrical business, ingested a large collection of PDFs, but its AI model could not reach 100% accuracy on warranty claims, co-founder Magnus Helander said.

  2. Why it matters

    The models generate probabilistic rather than deterministic responses, so they fell short of the client's requirements for consistently accurate answers.

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Imago Platform, founded 18 months ago, built an application to help customers navigate complicated product warranty policies. Its first client, a lighting and electrical business, needed to resolve warranty claims across manufacturers with widely varying policies. When the company ingested a large collection of PDF documents, its AI model struggled to produce consistently accurate answers. Co-founder Magnus Helander explained that because the models generate probabilistic rather than deterministic responses, the approach fell short. After joining the Neo4j Startup Program and working with graphs, the model started delivering correct results repeatedly. The experience highlights how graph databases help ground AI agents in relevant business information, giving them context rather than relying solely on a language model's general knowledge. Imago Platform now also serves property management teams, car dealerships and retailers in Sweden.

FAQ
What problem did Imago Platform face with its AI model?
Its AI model could not produce consistently accurate answers from a large collection of PDF documents, falling short of the client's 100% accuracy requirement.
How did Imago Platform solve the accuracy issue?
Co-founder Magnus Helander said the company got help from the Neo4j Startup Program to work with graphs, after which the model started delivering correct results repeatedly.
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