Title: Former Meta AI Director Rohit Patel Leaves to Build AI-Native Rival to Office and Workspace
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Markdown Content: Wednesday · October 28, 2026 · Daily ·Newsletters
Ndoc combines three tabs in one layout: Stage for slide decks, dashboards and mini apps, Narrative for analysis and citations, and Model for underlying datasets and Python scripts. Drawing on his work in reinforcement learning and evaluating AI trustworthiness, Patel said users should be able to verify AI-generated work, and can ask the AI to explain any script or formula. The platform keeps memory across individuals, documents, teams and companies, and is built on fine-tuned open source models, making it cheaper to run.
Patel plans to open-source a portable.ndoc.html file format, partly why he left Meta, saying he wanted to move at the pace of AI rather than seek consensus from hundreds of people.
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Former Meta AI Director Rohit Patel Leaves to Build AI-Native Rival to Office and Workspace AI Insider Reported by Google News — Meta AI on October 28, 2026.