Neurosymbolic AI outperforms chatbots and product search | E2327

LLMs are not good at this. They regress to the mean and they find the most probable thing, and that's often not what you need personally. When you need to remove hallucination and you need trust, you need to be able to see inside the model, that's where neurosymbolic models can really shine. You really have built something between house and Pinterest that Is more powerful than both of them. The performance of it is already 2.5x greater than some of the largest search companies in the world. It learns that new information, so you don't have to go do another training run. It's literally updating in real time. It's one one thousandth the cost of an average frontier model training run in the US. This week in Startups is brought to you by Y Security. The on-demand security team for startups. Need enterprise grade security without hiring a four hundred thousand dollar CISO? Security gives you 40 plus expert engineers matched to exactly what you need by the hour, with your first six hours completely free. Go to ysecurity. O slash twist. Agree.com

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Um Just as a full disclosure here. Yeah. I'll give your audience a chance to go and do some some basic searches for themselves, but why don't I jump in and do some uh more of the mind blowing searches um and a a little bit of uh a little bit of background f uh about Enten. We have these things called surfaces within our product. If you've ever you have Have Lon or Jason, have either of you used uh Notion before? I'm sure you have. Plenty of times. No, yes. More than once. So They have these things called blocks there. They let you organize information in different ways. People do this quite often in shopping journeys too, where they create lists, they create mood boards, these types of things. These are surfaces with an Entente. And so what I've prepared for you.

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