Before
Large context windows created high input-token cost and inconsistent source quality.
Illustrative case study
An enterprise knowledge assistant retrieved many chunks for every request, including stale or low-trust content that increased cost and noise.
Large context windows created high input-token cost and inconsistent source quality.
Scored chunks by relevance, trust, freshness and citation value.
Reduced context to the smallest trusted evidence set and preserved protected facts.
Lower token load, clearer citations and safer answers for internal users.
This is an illustrative scenario for product education. Real savings should be validated using customer telemetry, deployment level, provider pricing and answer integrity checks.
Use ML Mind to identify where AI spend is leaking, which controls are safe at your deployment level, and what evidence your team needs for an audit, pilot or executive review.