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Exa was built with a simple goal — to organize all knowledge. After several years of heads-down research, we developed novel representation learning techniques and crawling infrastructure so that LLMs can intelligently find relevant information.
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I've been using Exa's search API for about 3 months now and the results are night and day compared to traditional keyword search. I ran it against 500 queries where Google's API kept returning off-topic pages, and Exa got the right content over 90% of the time. If you're building anything that needs a model to pull in real-world information, this is the one to use.
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