Richard Socher, former chief scientist at Salesforce, who helped build einstein's artificial intelligence platform, announced you.com, a new search engine that challenges Google.
"We're building you.com, a trusted search engine, and we want to increase confidence in clicks and reduce fraudulent clicks online," Said Sutcher.
There are many key issues that have led Sucher to build the new search tool, as there is a lot of information, and no one can handle it all.
When you find this information, it is impossible to know exactly what you can trust, and this problem has a huge impact on society as a whole.
Sucher believes that his background in artificial intelligence can help him build a consumer-focused research tool.
The search engine, though generic in nature, focuses on complex purchases, where you have to open several tabs to compare information.
"The biggest impact we can do in our lives right now is to build a reliable search engine with artificial intelligence, and process natural language to help everyone make complex and diverse decisions in their lives, such as complex product purchases," he said.
Sucher wants to stand out from Google by not relying on ads and what you know about the user, and he said he learned from working at Salesforce that you can make money while continuing to build trust with people who buy your product.
Salesforce's former chief scientist is aware that it is difficult to compete with Google, but believes it is possible to try by building something that he believes is completely different and difficult for Google to reproduce without undermining its core revenue model.
He also believes that Google is facing antitrust problems, and this could help create an opportunity to start such a business.
Sucher acknowledges that elements of trust and accuracy can become deceptive, as users have discovered through social networks.
He suggested that some of the social sharing elements he plans to include in the search tool include allowing you to have a special address for you.com your name to facilitate sharing.
Sucher has funding and a team that is actively working on the product, without specifying the number of employees, and you can now go to the website and sign up for early access.
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