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Treffer: Demystifying AI-Enhanced Search Systems: A Technical Deep Dive.

Title:
Demystifying AI-Enhanced Search Systems: A Technical Deep Dive.
Authors:
Source:
Journal of Computer Science & Technology Studies; Mar/Apr2025, Vol. 7 Issue 2, p489-495, 7p
Database:
Complementary Index

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This article demystifies the complex world of AI-enhanced search systems by breaking down their architecture into fundamental components. It explores how modern search engines have evolved from simple keyword matching to sophisticated semantic understanding through advancements in natural language processing, machine learning, and distributed computing. The article examines four key components: understanding user intent through NLP techniques like word embeddings and query expansion; implementing efficient indexing and retrieval strategies with vector databases and hybrid methods; developing advanced ranking mechanisms with personalization; and exploring applications across domains, including e-commerce, legal investigation, enterprise knowledge management, and media discovery. Through detailed technical analysis supported by recent inquiries, the article demonstrates how AI integration has transformed search technology, enabling more accurate interpretation of queries, faster retrieval of relevant information, and personalized ranking of results that better satisfy user needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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