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“Neeva has taken its search engine services outside the US. From February 13, 2023, Germany, France and Spain, UK and Canadian users can enjoy the AI-powered search engine.”
The long-awaited AI chatbot war has begun. In the battle of service modernization by tech companies, experts are warning about the drawbacks of rushing this ChatGPT frenzy into search.
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Neeva AI, an ad-free search engine has come up with promises to fix AI-enabled search systems by merging the power of its authoritative and unbiased search technology with generative AI systems. This says that, unlike ChatGPT apps, Neeva will provide real-time results. Also, Neeva’s AI summaries backed up with links to sources for offering trust for information to users.
And now, Neeva has taken its search engine services outside the US. From February 13, 2023, Germany, France and Spain, UK and Canadian users can enjoy the AI-powered search engine.
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Sridhar Ramaswamy, the CEO of NeevaAI, said “Search, which is a daily use function, has increasingly become more about serving advertisers and not about serving users. Neeva flips the entire model around, and creates an AI-powered, ad-free search that is entirely built for users,”.
NeevaAI, first launched in December 2022 in the US leaves behind techie giants like Google and Microsoft in developing its own ChatGPT-like search engine. The ChatGPT tool of Microsoft Edge, in fact, made the headlines just about a week ago to complement Bing’s AI search. The same scenario was with Bard, Google’s “experimental conversational AI service”.
The algorithms backing generative AI software such as ChatGPT, take the help of large language models (LLMs) to create new content. Neeva merges large language models (LLMs) with the timeliness and authority of its software to “convert its search engine into an answer engine”.
