Use Cases

Generative AI Use Cases

Five production-ready GenAI solutions that solve real business problems — from automated contract review to intelligent support triage. Each use case includes a deep-dive study guide and a hands-on Python notebook you can run in Google Colab.

01

Automated Contract Review

Legal teams spend up to 60% of their time manually reviewing contracts. Corporate legal departments process 20,000–40,000 contracts per year, at $200–$500/hour for experienced attorneys and 1–2 hours per contract. Missed clauses can expose companies to millions in liability. This use case bu

19 min readNotebook
PDF ExtractionClause SegmentationRAG PipelineRisk ScoringReport GenerationProduction Deployment
02

Customer Support Ticket Triage

Enterprise support teams drown in thousands of unstructured tickets every day. Manual triage is slow, error-prone, and burns agent time that should be spent solving problems. In this use case, we build an end-to-end LLM pipeline that automatically classifies urgency and category, drafts init

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Structured Output ClassificationRAG Response DraftingIntelligent RoutingSentiment & Escalation DetectionProduction Deployment
03

Medical Record Summarization

Physicians spend over two hours per day on clinical documentation, and 70% of physician burnout is directly attributed to this documentation burden. Unstructured clinical notes contain critical patient information buried in free text — medications, diagnoses, allergies, lab results — scattered acros

23 min readNotebook
Clinical NERSOAP FormattingDrug InteractionsDe-identificationPatient TimelineHandoff Summaries
04

Financial Earnings Call Analyzer

Every quarter, S&P 500 companies hold approximately 2,000 earnings calls — each lasting 60 to 90 minutes. Analysts covering 15 to 30 companies must listen, take notes, extract key metrics, detect sentiment shifts, and produce actionable briefs within hours. Manual note-taking misses 20–30% of key st

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Speaker DiarizationMetric ExtractionSentiment AnalysisForward-Looking DetectionExecutive SummariesQoQ Comparison
05

Codebase Documentation Generator

Developers spend 60% of their time reading and understanding existing code, not writing new code. Documentation goes stale within weeks. Knowledge walks out the door when engineers leave. This use case builds an LLM-powered pipeline that parses source code using Abstract Syntax Trees, extrac

20 min readNotebook
AST ParsingDocstring GenerationMermaid DiagramsDependency AnalysisCoverage MetricsDrift Detection