Sitemap - 2025 - Building an AI-powered Analytics Startup

Behind the scenes: how we think about semantic model generation

Nearly 100% error rate: our first major outage

When users don't chat with your chat: solutions to help AI help people (Part One)

Your Data's Diary: Why AI Needs to Read It

We found Urgency... or maybe, it found us?

GenAI is consistently inconsistent, but is that a problem?

"Sorry for the mess" - everyone's data is messy, and it's Okay

How Solid keeps a close eye on its AI, with LangSmith

Solid's Leap to an Agentic Platform: Unlocking New AI Capabilities

What’s Top of Mind for Data Teams and Business Leaders: Lessons from Snowflake Summit 2025

Data, Meet Business: Why You Need JIT Semantic Models, Instead of a Static Semantic Layer

Free, AI-generated, high accuracy documentation and semantic model of your data assets now available

Throwing away BI is a Bad Idea

Testing Solid's chat: how we do evals - part one

Semantic layer for AI: let's not make the same mistakes we did with data catalogs

Everyone wants Text2SQL, but the pros don't trust it

Vibe Analytics: the new era of data analysis?

From Black Box to Best-of-Breed: Our RAG Optimization Journey

Nobody cares about the efficiency of the data analyst

Autogeneration of a semantic layer - the key for AI/BI

The curse, and promise, of the white box

Building GOATs: Establishing a Transformative Community for Analysts

How the Solid chat works

(Almost) no AI in production

Embracing Startups: A Winning Strategy in the Age of AI

The right way to set your data & analytics strategy

Beyond Efficiency: How AI is Redefining Data Analytics

The five tier-model of organizational data and analytics flow

Cracking the Code: How We Built Our Success Formula

Breaking the Black Box: Lessons from Azure AI Services for Chat Implementation

Inconsistency: the largest contributor to noise in data analytics

CDAOs: the new cool kids in the enterprise C-suite - Part Two

CDAOs: the new cool kids in the enterprise C-suite - Part One

Data Chatbots: what people are really doing