Chat with AI suffers the same issues of human chat miscommunication. When interacting via chat we often find ourselves misunderstood or having to over-explain to take the conversation back on track.

At PastAi, we see the opportunity to improve this interface by learning from human communication:

1. Non-verbal cues - or gather context to help. When we interact with humans and our devices there are a number of non-verbal cues that can help improve this interaction layer.

2. Keep you focused - "Useful" AI shouldn’t take you out of your focus by taking you away from your task to explain or reframe - it’s the opposite of productivity when you spend more time negotiating output.

LLM, Zero shot, Rag, fine tuning - there is just so much AI jargon out there that just makes AI more intimidating and difficult to access.

We want to eliminate this by asking ourselves how do we drive context and understanding in a 'non-verbal' sense?

How can we make AI work within our workflow rather than take over our attention?

This is why we made pastai - an advanced clipboard that leverages AI to make text more useful in your day to day.

~ Jeff

P.S. It's not really we at pastai - I'm a 1 person 'team' who hates to talk about myself. Any feedback or suggestions is appreciated - just reach out with the contact page.