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Prosper Global (formerly Mercy Corps) built the multi-agent research engine VERA based on Cloudera AI Studios. According to a SiliconANGLE report, VERA went live in June, calls Anthropic models, and draws on data sources including ReliefWeb, the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), and local news; it is currently running in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Ukraine. The engine cut desk research for an agricultural report on Sudan from five or six days to two days, saving about $1,500. Aaron Eubank, director of data science at Prosper Global, stressed that VERA only provides a starting point for research, and that final judgment remains with analysts.
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Prosper Global Uses Cloudera Multi-Agent Engine VERA to Accelerate Crisis Research
VERA, a multi-agent research engine built by Prosper Global (formerly Mercy Corps) on Cloudera AI Studios, cut desk research for an agricultural report on Sudan from five to six days down to two, saving about $1,500. VERA launched in June, calls Anthropic models, and draws on sources including ReliefWeb, the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), and local news; it is currently running in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Ukraine. Aaron Eubank, Director of Data Science at Prosper Global, stressed that VERA only provides a starting point for research, and that final judgment remains with analysts.