The possible uses for artificial intelligence are endless—and so are the headaches. Designing an AI application can mean running through hundreds of iterations, taking months of time. And managing the scalability is an engineering task most smaller organizations don’t have the manpower for. 

As an employee at Facebook, William Falcon didn’t much need to worry about these things. He had an army of engineers and enough computing power to simulate a universe. But what about the people who didn’t work for big tech? 

The answer to this question eventually became Grid.ai, a startup William co-founded to give everyone the power to quickly run through hundreds of AI iterations while eliminating the need to manage infrastructure. 

On this edition of UpTech Report, William tells us how the technology works and some fascinating use cases.