Written by Mariana López | May 13, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends
As AI-driven tools become embedded in everything from chat interfaces to search engines, a new UX temptation has emerged: designing primarily for the machine. We see interfaces stripped down for AI consumption, user flows restructured to feed prompts, and human needs...
Written by Jen Oppenheimer | May 6, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends
At AgilityFeat and WebRTC.ventures, delivering advanced Large Language Model (LLM) solutions has quickly become a key growth area for our business. To maintain our edge in this rapidly evolving field, our expert team is dedicated to continuous learning and applying...
Written by Andres Castillo | Apr 24, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends, Nearshore Teams
The tech hiring market is facing a growing disconnect. While remote teams have opened the doors to global talent, it has also brought a new challenge: an influx of candidates using AI to inflate their resumes, complete coding challenges, and even assist them in...
Written by Mariana López | Apr 7, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends, Nearshore Teams
Recently, we’ve all been thrown into a crash course in prompting AI, learning how to ask chatbots the right questions to get the output we want. But there’s a gap between casual prompting and integrating an LLM into a production-grade implementation. That’s...
Written by Mariana López | Apr 3, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends, Remote Culture & Collaboration
Recently, members of our AgilityFeat and WebRTC.ventures teams gathered in Panamá for an AI training session. Although we’ve already helped multiple clients build successful AI-powered products, we wanted to establish best practices that can be applied to any team we...
Written by Arin Sime | Mar 19, 2025 | AI, LLMs & Technology Trends, Nearshore Teams
Recently, one of our engineering leaders was interviewing a candidate for a job posting. We specifically required that the candidate be located in Latin America, and the candidate claimed to be a Brazilian in Brazil. While we are accustomed to speaking with non-native...
