u/AfraidBaby7747

Trying to make AI analytics reliable and running into the same wall everyone probably hits. The model is fine at generating queries but business definitions are all over the place so the answers are inconsistent.
A semantic layer seems like the right structural fix. Been looking at Kyvos, Cube, dbt Semantic Layer, and AtScale. Each seems to approach it differently and we're trying to figure out which actually works well as a foundation for AI workflows at enterprise scale.
What are people using for this and what actually made the difference?

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So I finally got around to moving everything out of Chrome's built in password saving and into a proper manager. Spent the last few days reading threads here and honestly came out more confused than when I started.

Main thing I care about is privacy, I don't want whatever company running this to have any real access to my stuff. Secondary is aliases, I've been meaning to properly set those up for ages. Anyone been through this recently and have a clear head on what actually matters vs what's just marketing?