May 1, 2025

Semantic Agents: Bridging the Gap between Data Silos and Actionable Insights

This post was written by Dr. Arun Marar, PhD, MS, Dr. Prashanth Southekal, PhD, MBA, and Tobias Zwingmann, MS. It was originally published on the website D2A2. Most business enterprises have data silos due to a combination of organizational, technical,…

Posted by: Prashanth Southekal, PhD, MBA

January 23, 2025

Using AI for Data Analytics

AI has become increasingly popular among online users in the past several years. With the rise of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, AI has seemingly taken over the internet. Its use cases seem nearly unlimited, ranging from content generation to…

Posted by: Brendan Peterson

December 17, 2024

The Future of Data & Analytics in 2025

It’s been just over two years since ChatGPT changed the data, analytics, and AI landscape. Some of this technology has made its way into the analytics tools we use today, but its reach and effect on everyday work are still…

Posted by: Dave Mariani

November 6, 2024

AtScale’s Public Leaderboard for Text-to-SQL Tasks

Generative AI has caused an explosion of interest in Text-to-SQL use cases. A Text-to-SQL solution would enable decision makers to ask freeform questions of their proprietary data without having to write code or work through data engineering and analyst groups.…

Posted by: Jeff Curran

July 9, 2024

How Semantic Layers Make GenAI 3X More Accurate Than Direct SQL

This blog was written by Mark Palmer. In addition to being an AtScale Board Member, Mark Palmer is a seasoned entrepreneur and technologist. With extensive advisory experience, Palmer offers strategic insights to startups and Fortune 500 companies alike, helping them…

Posted by: Mark Palmer

June 26, 2024

Empowering Generative AI with AtScale

Generative AI, or GenAI, is a powerful new technology capable of answering real business questions without requiring the user to consult an analyst or review a BI report. This capability, called Natural Language Querying or NLQ for short, has historically…

Posted by: Jeff Curran