Draft:Paul Savluc

• Comment: Already an improvement, but still a long way from encyclopedic writing. Some paragraphs have claims like According to publicly available data but have no sources, and a lot of the article still uses peacock words and other wordings more suited for corporate-speak than for encyclopedia writing. Chaotic Enby (talk · contribs) 15:29, 23 November 2024 (UTC)

• Comment: This is gushingly positive, over the top advertising like copy very far removed from being an encyclopedia article. Further, the biography elements are mixed in with elements from two different companies. A complete rewrite would be needed before this is ready to be an article. Further, the sources to IMDB are not considered reliable (see WP:IMDB), the sources to openqquanity are primary sources that do nothing to establish notability of the subject, and the one possibly useful source to Forbes makes no mentioin of Savluc at all. --Hammersoft (talk) 13:16, 23 November 2024 (UTC)

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Paul Savluc is a technologist and entrepreneur specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), electronics, and simulations. He is best known as the co-founder of OpenQQuantify, a company focused on AI applications for electronics and hardware, and as a contributor to Tomorrow’s AI, which specializes in machine learning and natural language processing.

Early life and education

Paul Savluc developed an interest in technology during his childhood, inspired by science fiction films and early computing innovations. He pursued higher education in electrical engineering and computer science, earning both a Bachelor's and Master's degree. His academic work laid the foundation for his career in AI and hardware engineering.

Career achievements

Savluc's expertise spans AI, microelectronics, simulations, and machine learning applications. Over a career of more than seven years, he has contributed to various domains, including visual effects and data rendering for major productions. According to publicly available data, his work includes contributions to projects such as The Mandalorian and Snowpiercer.

He has also played a pivotal role in developing advanced tools for simulations and electronic design. At OpenQQuantify, Savluc and his team leverage AI-powered tools like GPT-4 and other large language models to optimize hardware development and embedded systems testing. His technical acumen has earned recognition from organizations like Nvidia and the Linux Foundation.

OpenQQuantify

Founded: 2022

Mission: To bridge the gap between AI and hardware design by offering open-source and proprietary tools for electronics development.

OpenQQuantify is known for its AI-driven solutions that streamline design and validation processes in the electronics industry. It has partnered with organizations such as the Linux Foundation and Nvidia to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of its models. Independent sources highlight the company’s efforts to reduce development cycles through innovations in synthetic data generation and embedded pipeline development.

Tomorrow's AI

Tomorrow's AI is a company focusing on AI research, specializing in machine learning algorithms and natural language processing (NLP). It has been recognized by independent sources, including its inclusion in the Forbes AI 50 list, for contributing to advancements in AI technologies. Savluc's involvement with Tomorrow's AI centers on integrating NLP pipelines and exploring reinforcement learning applications for industrial use cases.

Personal life

Paul Savluc is actively involved in the open-source community and is passionate about making technology accessible to a broader audience. He balances his professional commitments with hobbies that include exploring creative intersections between art and technology.