AI Strategy
Where could AI pay off, where would it flop, and what's worth doing first. You leave with a plan, not a sales pitch.
Learn moreI'm Dr. Caleb Bradberry. I help businesses, researchers, and creators figure out where AI actually helps, then build it. That means the models, and the apps that put them to work. When it won't help, I'll tell you that too. I'm based in the New River Valley and work with clients anywhere.
Each one starts with the same question: is this actually the right tool for the job, or are we about to over-engineer something?
Where could AI pay off, where would it flop, and what's worth doing first. You leave with a plan, not a sales pitch.
Learn moreModels that forecast, sort, or flag the things that matter, trained on your data instead of a generic template.
Learn moreHand off the repetitive work, like data entry, document sorting, and routine replies, so your team can spend time on the rest.
Learn moreNot just the model, but the working app around it. Web and mobile software, built and shipped, with AI baked in where it earns its place.
Learn moreSome jobs need more than a general-purpose tool. These are the ones I'm asked about most.
AI and synthetic-data methods for grant proposals and studies, plus the working models to back the claims up.
Learn moreTools that help you teach and grade at scale, built by someone who teaches and takes academic integrity seriously.
Learn moreFor creators: models that show what your audience actually responds to, so growth stops being a guessing game.
Learn moreUnited Statistics is me, Dr. Caleb Bradberry. I have a PhD in Information Systems and about a decade of teaching and building machine-learning systems, and I run this practice out of the New River Valley.
Most of my work has been in healthcare data, higher-ed accreditation, predictive modeling, and custom models. The common thread is making this stuff usable for people who don't have a data-science team on staff.
More about meAn off-the-shelf model is trained on everyone's problem. A fine-tuned one is trained on yours, which usually means better results from a lot less data.
Methods solid enough to hold up to peer review and grant panels.
Forecasts and predictions tied to choices you actually make week to week.
Turn engagement data into an actual plan instead of a hunch.
I look at your actual situation before recommending anything, and I'll say so when AI isn't the answer. There's a lot of snake oil in this field; I'd rather not add to it.
If today's AI can't do what you need, you'll hear it from me first. Cutting through the hype is half the job.
You're getting advice from someone who publishes and teaches in this field, not someone reselling a platform.
No handoffs to a junior team. I'm there start to finish, and I stick around after the project ships.
That's the right place to start, and the first conversation is free. Tell me what you're trying to do and I'll tell you straight whether it's worth it.