Problem
Foundation models have an expert's knowledge but none of an expert's discipline. They pattern-match, skip steps, and state guesses with total confidence. Large organizations also sit on vast reservoirs of "dark IP" — abandoned experiments, negative findings, failed trials, informal expertise, and tacit knowledge that never made it into a patent or publication. Human expert teams can reason deeply but not at scale across decades of internal documents simultaneously, while general-purpose LLMs can process at scale but cannot reason accurately across thousands of heterogeneous documents or surface the cross-document relationships where real insight lives.




