Just-in-time ontology service: entity-resolution and data-transformation pipelines built on demand, priced per decision

Instead of forcing all data into one universal schema ahead of time, build the transformation only when the question is known — then preserve the ontology with its receipts (evidence, definitions, how far each answer was checked) so it can be reused for the next job. Sold as a service that resolves messy records (e.g. deciding whether campaign finance donors, companies or committees are the same entity) using cheap decision models, with self-optimizing agent loops tuning cost, speed and accuracy.

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From AI Engineer — Just-in-Time Ontologies: What Cheap Intelligence Means for Data — Hrishi Olickel, Southbridge AI at 01:14

Problem: Universal schemas and ontologies fail because there are four schemas (source, storage, decision, and the model's prior) that are never known at the same time except at the moment of decision — a 'customer' means something different to billing, support and compliance. Agentic transformations produce confident wrong answers (a net $784,000 became $5.3 million of debt, signed away by multiple agreeing models).

For: Organizations with messy multi-source records that need reliable answers for specific decisions — compliance, billing, research — where a number must be trustworthy rather than merely produced; governments, regulated firms, data-heavy businesses.

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