How Atomicwork uses Cohere
Atomicwork built Atom AI, a digital IT support assistant, on Cohere's Command R+ and Rerank models using retrieval-augmented generation. It lets employees find answers from enterprise knowledge sources directly in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
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Atomicwork built Atom AI, a digital IT support assistant, using Cohere's Command R+ and Rerank with retrieval-augmented generation. It lets employees find answers from enterprise knowledge sources directly in tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams.
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75% improvement to latency
168% accuracy improvement over competitive models like GPT3.5
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The Cohere team have been incredibly helpful design partners, collaborating closely with us — sharing best practices and guidelines, even helping tune prompts for very specific use cases for which we use the Cohere models.Other AI tools used by Atomicwork
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After running evaluation benchmarks, Atomicwork saw a 20% improvement in accuracy using Cohere Rerank. And using Cohere models, the solution performed well across established metrics with 75% improvement to latency and 168% accuracy improvement over competitive models like GPT3.5.









