00:00And DeepSeq answered, yes, there is evidence to support the asteroid impact theory.
00:04For example, there is a thin layer of iridium-rich sediment that dates back to the end of the
00:09Cretaceous period.
00:10Iridium is rare on Earth but common in asteroids, so that's how DeepSeq works.
00:14Another person said, it's nice that you can see the sources used to answer your queries.
00:19It helps to build trust and allows for further exploration of the topic.
00:22That is another feature that we added.
00:24So we want to be as transparent as possible.
00:26So not only do we show you the answer, we show you the passage where we got that answer
00:30from and then we show you the source where we got that passage from.
00:32So if you're doing research, you can go directly to the source.
00:35Another user said, this reminds me of Google's Bard, but it seems to be better.
00:39How does it compare to other large language models such as Chagi?
00:42Well, we've had done some comparisons ourselves and we are re-actually working on a video right
00:47now comparing DeepSeq with other tools.
Comments