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FOXLEY QUALITY INTELLIGENCE
FQI connects artificial intelligence with quality management—expertly contextualized, explained for practice, and critically assessed.
ASSESS • TRANSLATE • EVALUATE
Knowledge that works in practice.
Three steps to a robust assessment
Sources, research and practical examples are checked for substance, context and limitations.
AI developments are translated into the language of FMEA, 8D, Six Sigma, CAPA and inspection.
Opportunities, risks, validation and responsibilities are evaluated critically and transparently.
How quality teams distinguish measurements, simulation and estimated error components before AI proposes machine corrections.
A Ford case study exposes a gap in AI detection evidence. An FQI evaluation plan includes components that produce no alert.
AI evaluators can rank reports correctly yet accept the wrong ones. An FQI pilot separates ordering, decision thresholds and aggregate quality indicators.
Synthetic training examples must not compromise an independent model test. An FQI plan checks data lineage, separation and realistic defect frequencies.
A successful tool call can still lose crucial information. A bounded test process makes coverage and limitations visible.
Assessments of AI, LLMs, automation and agents in quality management.
Risk analysis and failure mode effects in practice.
Structured problem solving and root cause analysis.
DMAIC, process improvement and data-driven decisions.
Corrective and preventive actions in quality management.
Inspection strategies, test reports and release processes.
Validation, data foundations and reliable decision bases.
Knowledge structuring, documentation and expert assessment.
Content is continuously expanded. The goal is a growing knowledge base of expert assessments between AI, quality and technical problem solving.