Latvian startup builds tool to track how often companies appear in AI answers
Latvian startup WebGlazer is developing a tool that analyses how often companies show up in answers from artificial intelligence. Its founder, Mārtiņš Mozga, spoke about it on a Latvian Radio programme.
A Latvian startup, WebGlazer, is developing a tool to find out how frequently companies are mentioned in answers given by artificial intelligence (AI). The company's founder, Mārtiņš Mozga, discussed the project on the Latvian Radio programme "Digitālās brokastis".
The idea stems from changing habits when looking for goods or services. People can now ask an AI system and receive ready-made recommendations right away. However, it is often unclear how the AI decides which companies to name in its replies.
The WebGlazer tool is designed to address exactly this question by assessing how often particular companies appear in AI responses. The source does not provide further details about how the tool works or how far its development has progressed.
