Microsoft
Intelligent Search with Bing and AI
The flood of information that we’re increasingly bombarded with makes it difficult to keep track of things. Disparate, hard-to-follow search results obstruct people from getting a clear view of an issue more often than they help. Our idea? A research tool that delivers selected, well-structured results.
As a Microsoft partner, we had the opportunity to participate in a program for agency partners with experience in artificial intelligence. Our entry shifted the focus of a search engine more toward that of a research engine. The result? Ardi – a research tool that retrieves information more quickly and with more precision, and with less effort involved.
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The search results are analyzed and clustered by subject. Using the content enricher, a short summary and source are published beside each search result. The user can drag and drop the content they want to other documents and continue working seamlessly.
Previously, searching meant entering a search query rapidly only to then have to analyze countless search results laboriously. Ardi is one big step ahead here. The research tool simultaneously provides an analysis – including abstract – to speed up all the information-retrieval processes considerably.
