About

About

Laconic

Laconic means to the point.

Laconic Ltd. is a single-person AI advisory and consultancy company founded by Oguzhan Gencoglu in 2022. It is located in Helsinki, Finland and operates globally. Our clients vary from early stage start-ups to large corporations.

Me

Hi! I am Oguzhan (Ouz) Gencoglu, a Machine Learning and Decision Science expert. I consider myself cheerful, factual, and curious.

I take a holistic view to Machine Learning:

Science & Tech

  • Deep tech expertise | 10+ years in Machine Learning & AI
  • Profound understanding of scalable AI development and productionizing | delivered 60+ AI solutions ranging from Computer Vision to Natural Language Processing in various industries
  • Several peer-reviewed scientific publications on machine learning
My Scientific Profile
500+ citations | Machine Learning - Deep Learning - Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence

Business & Strategy

  • Previously co-founded Top Data Science in 2016 and served as Head of AI. Grew the business and the team, steered the company strategy as a board member which resulted in an acquisition by Morpho Inc. from Japan (listed in Tokyo stock exchange) in 2018
  • Nowadays building an evaluation & observability platform for GenAI applications at Root Signals AI
  • Serving as an external advisor or board member in different companies
My Business Profile
AI Expert - Tech | Strategy | Leadership

Leadership, Mentoring & Community


Policymaking

  • I advise OECD on AI policymaking
OECD AI
Oguzhan Gencoglu

Articles

My articles aim to serve as live documents that are updated whenever necessary rather then static runestones. I try to keep my articles to-the-point by spending significant time to make them shorter. Quality is prioritized over quantity. As I am willing to update my analyses or views when presented with new data, I would appreciate corrections, suggestions, or general comments.

Each article has a topical tag (e.g. Machine Learning). External links, tooltips (hover mouse or click) and citations [1, 2] follow these formats.