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Technical FAQs: Lexopedia AI by DeepBrainz AI

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Written by Arunkumar Venkataramanan
Updated over 8 months ago

Technical Specifications

What models does Lexopedia AI use?

Lexopedia AI employs its optimized or fine-tuned default Standard AI models and Advanced AI models such as OpenAI GPT-4o, Anthropic Claude 3.5, Google Gemini 1.5, Mistral Large 2, and Llama 3.1 405B. These models are continually updated to ensure speed, accuracy and relevance.

Prompting vs. Searching on Lexopedia AI

  • Prompt: Text instruction or question for generating a response.

  • Search: Querying multiple sources to synthesize a coherent answer.

File and Image Uploads (Coming Soon)

  • File Upload: Coming Soon―You will be able to Click 'Plus Circle' icon in the file upload section, select your file, and upload. Lexopedia AI will analyze the content.

  • Image Upload: Coming Soon―You will be able to upload images to be analyzed and integrated into research outputs.

Can Lexopedia AI generate images? (Coming Soon)

  • Coming Soon―Lexopedia AI can soon generate images based on textual descriptions, useful for visual research and documentation.

Profile and Settings

Personalize Your Search (Coming Soon)

Add your profile on Settings page to tailor Lexopedia AI’s responses to your needs, such as preferred location, language, styles, and preferences.

Does Lexopedia AI support conversation and chat?

Yes, Lexopedia AI supports interactive conversations for continuous, context-aware dialogues-based search.

Advanced Usage and Features

Token Processing

Tokens are units of text used in natural language processing. Lexopedia AI can process a substantial number of tokens simultaneously, providing detailed responses.

Controlling Parameters

Users cannot adjust parameters like temperature, top p, or stop tokens. For advanced customization, developer can explore upcoming Lexopedia AI’s API.

Model Updates

Lexopedia AI is continuously updated with new models to enhance performance and capabilities.

Data Privacy and Security

Are third-party model providers training on my data?

No, Lexopedia AI ensures user data is not used for training third-party models, adhering to stringent privacy measures.

What data does Lexopedia AI collect?

Lexopedia AI collects minimal user data to improve service quality, protected under stringent privacy policies.

Compliance with robots.txt

Lexopedia AI adheres to robots.txt directives, respecting website rules on automated access.

Reporting Issues

Reporting Technical Issues

For technical issues or bugs, use In-app chat messenger or email [email protected] with a detailed description, reproduction steps, and relevant screenshots.

Reporting Security Issues

Report security issues via In-app chat messenger or to [email protected]. Information on any bug bounty programs is available on our security page.

Integration with Other Services

ChatGPT Account Integration

Currently, Lexopedia AI operates independently and does not support integration with ChatGPT accounts.

Plugin Installation

Lexopedia AI uses its own set of plugins and tools and does not support ChatGPT plugin integration.

Core Features - Revisited

  • - Advanced AI Models

  • - Customizable Search Preferences

  • - Math (LaTeX) & Advanced Coding Support

  • - Multiple Search Focus Modes

  • - Private Library & Thread History

  • - Curated Discover Page

For further information, subscriptions, and support, visit Lexopedia AI.

Note on Upcoming Features - Revisited

  1. Search Personalization: Personalization is coming soon.

  2. Copilot Expert Search: Copilot Search is coming soon.

  3. Subscriptions: Subscriptions are coming soon.

  4. Threads Sharing: In internal testing.

  5. Collections: Also, in the development and internal testing phase.

  6. File and Image Upload: This feature is in internal testing and development.

  7. Image Generation: Currently being developed and tested internally.

  8. Knowledge Graph and API Access: These features are still in the development stage.

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