Assistive engines are online personal assistants that help us with our direct and immediate searches and requests. They use our personal data, personal files, search history, geolocation, and other online activities to predict what we want and when we want it – and proactively assist us. Using cohort analytics and query data, an assistive engine invents new questions or predicts new questions users will ask as they become more familiar with the concepts.
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Imagine you’re at a networking event, confidently sharing your expertise and making great connections. You leave feeling accomplished, knowing you’ve made a strong impression. But there’s a silent partner in…
Your brand’s perception is shaped by a complex interplay of human interactions and algorithmic interpretations. Search engines like Google and Bing and off search AI assistive engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity…
AI assistive engines are revolutionizing the way solutions are recommended to users. They employ a process that considers multiple factors to ensure the most relevant and helpful suggestions. These engines…
Assistive engines are the future of search. Unlike traditional search engines that simply return results, assistive engines use artificial intelligence to understand user intent and provide more comprehensive answers. These…
ByLeanne Summers
Brand Management Success Stories, Kalicube Process Success Stories
Reading Time: 11 minutes Challenge Jonathan Cronstedt is a successful investor, advisor, and author. You may know him as JCron or the former president at Kajabi, a knowledge commerce platform. In 2021, Jonathan made…
