Roi Krakovski | The Usearch Contextual Graph
KGC | The Complete Collection • 16m
We exploit the recent breakthroughs in Neuroscience to build web search engines based entirely on AI-generated data, thus eliminating the need to collect users’ data. We show how to generate search queries that are almost identical to real users’ queries. We use the generated queries to build a contextual graph to predict user intent.
In this talk, we will review how the recent breakthroughs in Neuroscience can be exploited to create Web search engines totally based on AI-generated data - eliminating the need to collect users’ data. In particular, we will focus on:
How can we generate search queries that are almost identical to a real user’s ones?
How can we exploit the generated queries to predict user intent in a contextual graph?
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