
Fig 1. Subject appears to understand what he's doing. Sources remain skeptical.
LOCAL AI ENGINEER BUILDS RAG SYSTEMS THAT REFUSE TO HALLUCINATE
Enterprise companies baffled by AI that tells the truth; productivity soars as employees stop fact-checking chatbots
Cleveland — In a development that has sent shockwaves through boardrooms across the insurance and professional services industry, AI Engineer Taksch Dube has reportedly been building AI systems that produce "reliable, deterministic results."
"We asked the AI a question and it gave us the correct answer," said one Fortune 500 executive, visibly shaken. "Then we asked it again, and it gave us the same correct answer. We didn't know that was possible."
Dube specializes in RAG architectures that don't make things up, agents that do what they're told, and the dark arts of GenAI testing metrics. Enterprise companies frequently bring him in due to his expertise with local AI deployments and fine-tuning—skills he reportedly acquired through a combination of academic rigor and "an unhealthy relationship with documentation."