9798246177679 - ai for startups: a practical guide to building, shipping, and scaling ai products de fernandes, jerome a. (4 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For startups, AI is not a feature - it is a business model decision.Artificial intelligence can compress years of execution into months, unlock new pricing models, and create defensible moats from data and workflows. It can also destroy margins, turn products into thin wrappers, and amplify…technical debt faster than any previous technology shift.AI for Startups is written for founders, builders, and operators who must move beyond demos and hype to build AI-native companies that scale profitably, defensibly, and safely.This is not a collection of prompts or a speculative vision of the future. It is an execution-grade playbook for designing AI products, choosing the right architectures, governing risk, and turning intelligence into durable business value.INCLUDED IN THIS BOOKThe 30 / 90 / 365 Execution Roadmap: A staged maturity guide to move from experimentation to unit-profitable scale and defensible moats.12+ Proprietary Strategic Frameworks: Decision models including the I.V.R. (Inference-to-Value Ratio), the I.F.R. prioritization matrix, and the C.L.E.P. framework for model selection.30+ Operational "Copy-Paste" Prompts: Practical inputs for founders to stress-test unit economics, red-team security risks, and audit legacy thinking.The Complete AI Governance Toolkit: Ready-to-deploy templates for model cards, vendor due diligence, acceptable use policies, and data readiness audits.Technical & Launch Checklists: Step-by-step protocols for fine-tuning readiness, RAG deployment, and security incident response.The Evaluation Metrics Library: A rigorous guide to measuring hallucination rates, faithfulness, latency, and token economics - beyond "vibe checks."15+ Deconstructed Case Studies: Clear patterns from winners and losers across SaaS, healthcare, logistics, and LegalTech.WHAT'S INSIDE THIS BOOKPart I: The Founder's Mental ModelsWhy startups must shift from deterministic logic to probabilistic systems, how AI changes product strategy, and how to find a defensible wedge instead of building features.Part II: Foundations & MechanicsData as a compounding asset, how LLMs actually work, and a clear framework for choosing between prompting, RAG, and fine-tuning.Part III: Strategy, Team & RoadmapHiring maps by stage, feedback loops that create moats, and ruthless prioritization to kill demos that don't compound value.Part IV: Building AI ProductsFrom discovery and minimum viable AI to trustworthy UX, agent workflows, multimodal systems, and when classic ML still wins.Part V: Shipping, Operating & ScalingPractical stacks, LLMOps, evaluation discipline, security, reliability engineering, and controlling inference economics at scale.Part VI: AI Across FunctionsApplying AI across marketing, sales, customer success, operations, finance, and engineering without destroying trust or margins.Part VII & VIII: Business Models, Governance & The FutureOutcome-based pricing, investor narratives, regulatory readiness, and preparing for a world of autonomous agents and commoditized intelligence.If AI is already part of your product roadmap, this book shows you how to turn it into a moat - not a liability.Written for founders and operators who need AI that survives contact with customers, investors, and reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For startups, AI is not a feature - it is a business model decision.Artificial intelligence can compress years of execution into months, unlock new pricing models, and create defensible moats from data and workflows. It can also destroy margins, turn products into thin wrappers, and amplify…technical debt faster than any previous technology shift.AI for Startups is written for founders, builders, and operators who must move beyond demos and hype to build AI-native companies that scale profitably, defensibly, and safely.This is not a collection of prompts or a speculative vision of the future. It is an execution-grade playbook for designing AI products, choosing the right architectures, governing risk, and turning intelligence into durable business value.INCLUDED IN THIS BOOKThe 30 / 90 / 365 Execution Roadmap: A staged maturity guide to move from experimentation to unit-profitable scale and defensible moats.12+ Proprietary Strategic Frameworks: Decision models including the I.V.R. (Inference-to-Value Ratio), the I.F.R. prioritization matrix, and the C.L.E.P. framework for model selection.30+ Operational "Copy-Paste" Prompts: Practical inputs for founders to stress-test unit economics, red-team security risks, and audit legacy thinking.The Complete AI Governance Toolkit: Ready-to-deploy templates for model cards, vendor due diligence, acceptable use policies, and data readiness audits.Technical & Launch Checklists: Step-by-step protocols for fine-tuning readiness, RAG deployment, and security incident response.The Evaluation Metrics Library: A rigorous guide to measuring hallucination rates, faithfulness, latency, and token economics - beyond "vibe checks."15+ Deconstructed Case Studies: Clear patterns from winners and losers across SaaS, healthcare, logistics, and LegalTech.WHAT'S INSIDE THIS BOOKPart I: The Founder's Mental ModelsWhy startups must shift from deterministic logic to probabilistic systems, how AI changes product strategy, and how to find a defensible wedge instead of building features.Part II: Foundations & MechanicsData as a compounding asset, how LLMs actually work, and a clear framework for choosing between prompting, RAG, and fine-tuning.Part III: Strategy, Team & RoadmapHiring maps by stage, feedback loops that create moats, and ruthless prioritization to kill demos that don't compound value.Part IV: Building AI ProductsFrom discovery and minimum viable AI to trustworthy UX, agent workflows, multimodal systems, and when classic ML still wins.Part V: Shipping, Operating & ScalingPractical stacks, LLMOps, evaluation discipline, security, reliability engineering, and controlling inference economics at scale.Part VI: AI Across FunctionsApplying AI across marketing, sales, customer success, operations, finance, and engineering without destroying trust or margins.Part VII & VIII: Business Models, Governance & The FutureOutcome-based pricing, investor narratives, regulatory readiness, and preparing for a world of autonomous agents and commoditized intelligence.If AI is already part of your product roadmap, this book shows you how to turn it into a moat - not a liability.Written for founders and operators who need AI that survives contact with customers, investors, and reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
