Mediahuis
News archive search
Researching millions of articles took 30 minutes. An AI tool now retrieves facts, summaries, and angles in seconds.
- Research time cut from 30 mins to seconds
- AI search tool operational in 6 months
Proprietary APIs offered zero control. Moving to managed open models secured 2-second answers and fixed pricing for news search.
A major American news publisher serving millions of users with award-winning journalism and deeply sourced reporting.
The organization wanted to launch a public-facing Q&A tool but found proprietary APIs offered zero control and unpredictable costs. Self-hosting...
“Together AI's flexibility in creating customized configurations for our journalism use case has been invaluable to our success.”
Major daily newspaper and digital media organization for global news.
AI-native cloud platform for training, fine-tuning, and deploying open-source models.
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