Harry Southworth is the Head of AI Development at Getsolved, and the person on the team who spends the most time with the part of AI nobody sees: what actually happens between a prompt going in and an answer coming out. He builds and tests the models behind Getsolved’s tools, which mostly means asking the same unglamorous questions over and over: what is this system really doing, where does it break, and how much should anyone trust what it produces?
His interest is in the distance between what AI looks like it can do and what it can reliably do. A fluent answer isn’t the same as a correct one, and a confident output can still be quietly wrong. Harry is drawn to the edge cases, the places where models misread context, fill gaps with guesses or behave differently from what users expect. For him, building useful AI starts with being honest about its limits, including with the people who rely on it every day.
Harry is a go-to voice for stories that need the technical side of AI explained in plain language: how large language models work, why they make the mistakes they do, what’s genuinely changing with each new generation of tools and what’s mostly hype. He’s available for interviews and commentary on AI capabilities, accuracy and the practical realities of building AI products people can trust.
Expertise: Machine Learning, Large Language Models, AI Detection, Model Evaluation, Responsible AI
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