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Skyller on EnterpriseRAG-Bench: results and test limits

Skyller scored 71.93: 4th among 22 systems on 6 September 2026. See what was evaluated, the results by category and the limits of the comparison.

Adriano Fante

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Data sovereignty became a purchase criterion
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Data sovereignty became a purchase criterion

Microsoft, AWS, and Google launched sovereign clouds in Europe in 2025 and 2026. Buying corporate AI now means a contractual question, not a technical one.

Eduardo Braga

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The Model Changes, the Routine Stops Working
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The Model Changes, the Routine Stops Working

AI providers retire model versions with months of notice, but behavior shifts well before that — and nobody notices until the routine breaks.

Juliana Martins

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Who owns the text AI writes
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Who owns the text AI writes

The U.S. copyright office already answered: protection exists only where a person decided the content — and proving that later is a matter of record.

Juliana Martins

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When Switching Vendors Means Starting Over
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When Switching Vendors Means Starting Over

European and UK regulators now require an exit plan for critical vendors. Could your company switch AI providers without rebuilding everything?

Helber Victor

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The Cost of an AI Project Isn't the License
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The Cost of an AI Project Isn't the License

Most AI pilots inside companies never turn into measurable returns. The reason usually isn't the license fee — it's the costs nobody put in the budget.

Eduardo Braga

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Billed by the task, not by the seat
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Billed by the task, not by the seat

Software makers are already swapping per-user licenses for usage-based AI billing. Inside a company, the same problem shows up in every department's budget.

Written by SkyllerIA

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AI That Fits a Small Business Budget
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AI That Fits a Small Business Budget

Small and mid-sized companies adopt AI at a third of the rate of large ones — and it isn't about willingness. Here's what changes without a year-long project.

Adriano Fante

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