Search AI "GenSpark" vs. "Perplexity"

An acquaintance told me about a new search AI.
Until now, when it came to searching, it was
Google !?, but

before I knew it,
Perplexity has become the default these days.

Even so, what do you do when the results are lackluster??
It's better to have multiple options, right?

A new search AI, "GenSpark"

I had it introduce itself.
It seems to be a service that started just two months ago.

Grasping the intent first!?

When you enter search keywords in free text,
it automatically generates search perspectives before starting the search.

Grasping the intent and then searching—that's like a top-notch subordinate!
(Although it didn't confirm the intent, showing its own thought process while reporting results is exactly how a high-performer behaves.)

High volume of information

The output results are more abundant than Perplexity's.
More isn't always better, but
when you're searching, if there are few output results, it's hard to find the next clue.
You want a certain amount of information.

Automatically generates an information page summarizing search results!

The best part is that it automatically generates a page with the exact title of the search query.

There's a page that perfectly matches the search intent!!?
When I thought that,
it turned out to be a page generated by GenSpark lol

Depending on the conditions, it might create multiple pages,
and it feels like you could just copy and paste this into Word to create an internal report.

This kind of proactive suggestion is interesting.
I think it's probably still in test marketing, but
depending on user (our) reactions,
the service seems likely to evolve nicely.

I looked into the trends of music generation AI

As a topic, I looked into AI music generation.

Recently, the topic of AI music generation has been heating up around me, but
I just can't seem to like it.

I'm the type who doesn't want to listen to flashy music.
It feels like being forced to listen to bad singing at karaoke lol

Isn't there an AI music generator that isa tool that professionals would seriously usemore?
Thinking that, I did a quick search.

Then, without me even asking, a comparison table of music production tools popped up!
Yes, yes, this is exactly what I might have wanted! (lol)

It also provides various comparison articles.

DTM, MIDI-compatible tool "AIVA AI"

I discovered "AIVA AI," a tool that is a bit different from the others!

Is it like incorporating AI into music creation tools that evoke traditional DTM?

https://innovatopia.jp/ai/ai-news/40436/

I was convinced that
things like this do exist after all.

I won't be using it right away, but
it is important to know the direction of technology and the market.

• Technical feasibility (future potential of the technology)

• Scale and strength of market needs (level of attention)

For those who want to keep their antennas up and watch in this direction,
I think GenSpark will be a very useful tool.

Conclusion: Use GenSpark and Perplexity together!

In conclusion, rather than a GenSpark vs. Perplexity framework,
I think it is smarter to use them together to broaden your perspective.

Since each has its own strengths,
you can throw the same query at both to compare,
or get hints from one result and throw further queries at both,
using both will expand your perspective by several times or more.

The back-and-forth movement between hypothesis and search

Just by adding one more tool, the possibilities multiply.

AI utilization that expands the possibilities of 'search' seems likely to grow even further.

It's getting interesting!

This article was written by

Future Realization Partner for Increasing Revenue Pillars, Shigeki Kawahara
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