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Chord

AI-powered recommendation engine that provides transparent, organic recommendations.

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Overview

Chord is an AI engine that does real-time research on recommendations for products, books, and more. It's like crowdsourced Wirecutter: our AI "research team" scours the web for organic discussion on your personal rabbit hole, then composes in-depth articles. Chord provides transparent, organic recommendations by leveraging Internet consensus.

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Where you can use Chord.

Platforms

Web

Capabilities

What this tool accepts, produces, and is strongest at.

Highlights

  • AI-powered real-time research
  • Article generation based on web consensus
  • Personalized recommendations
  • Transparent and organic results

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What is Chord?
Chord is an AI engine that does real-time research on recommendations for products, books, and more. It's like crowdsourced Wirecutter: our AI "research team" scours the web for organic discussion on your personal rabbit hole, then composes in-depth articles. Chord provides transparent, organic recommendations by leveraging Internet consensus.
How to use Chord?
Users can search for existing articles in the archive or generate a new article by providing a topic of their choice. The AI then performs real-time web research and synthesizes the findings into a personalized article.
What role does AI play?
AI helps vet whether or not sources are relevant and authentic in our research process. We then use AI to compose final articles, making the sources we uncover easier to understand as a body. Human editors touch up our most popular articles to ensure quality.
Is Chord free?
Yes.
Are the articles I generate anonymous?
You decide if the articles you generate are associated with your account. A privacy toggle is available on your profile. By default articles are made public.
Do you take advertiser or affiliate money?
No.