Ronnie Kwesi Coleman

The most common one is: "How do you make sure the AI doesn't get it wrong?" People understand the efficiency pitch immediately. What they want to know is whether they can trust it — especially in regulated environments where a wrong call has real consequences. The honest answer is that we don't ask customers to trust the AI blindly. The system is designed so compliance teams stay in the decision seat. The AI does the heavy lifting — reading the asset, applying the relevant regulatory standards, flagging issues with reasoning — but a human reviews and approves. What changes is that instead of starting from scratch on every review, they're validating a structured output. That's a fundamentally different cognitive task, and it's much faster and more consistent. The follow-up question is usually: "What happens when regulations change?" And that's actually where the AI advantage compounds — because updating a ruleset in Puntt propagates instantly across every future review, whereas in a manual process it depends on whether the right people read the right memo.TABSwipe