Hi, here's Antti Rauhala, one of the co-founders, and the father of the concept.
It has been quite a journey so far for our incredibly team and our pretty amazing predictive database-product. With no doubt, the journey will be ever more interesting in the future with our quite unique piece of AI technology.
Please, feel free to ask questions about aito.ai. We are more than happy to answer. Especially Aito's non-narrow AI capabilities (ability to instantly predict anything based on anything) has been a source of wonder :-)
While a normal database can give you the knowns, e.g. that Bob has seen these products, and clicked on few: Aito can give you the unknowns: e.g. Bob might click on this item if he would see it. Another example is, that you may ask for a known product's tags in normal DB. In Aito, you may predict tags for a new, unknown product like this:
Essentially: Aito serves the role of auxiliary database, a bit like ElasticSearch/Solr, but instead of providing you just the full text search functionality, it also provides you the AI functionality (predictions, matching, recommendation/personalization, statistical relation discovery)
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 20.0 ms ] threadIt has been quite a journey so far for our incredibly team and our pretty amazing predictive database-product. With no doubt, the journey will be ever more interesting in the future with our quite unique piece of AI technology.
Please, feel free to ask questions about aito.ai. We are more than happy to answer. Especially Aito's non-narrow AI capabilities (ability to instantly predict anything based on anything) has been a source of wonder :-)
So please tell us a bit, what exactly is “predictive database”? Should this replace my other db solutions or is it more like an add-on?
While a normal database can give you the knowns, e.g. that Bob has seen these products, and clicked on few: Aito can give you the unknowns: e.g. Bob might click on this item if he would see it. Another example is, that you may ask for a known product's tags in normal DB. In Aito, you may predict tags for a new, unknown product like this:
{ "from":"products", "where":{ "name":"rye bread" }, "predict":"tags" }
Essentially: Aito serves the role of auxiliary database, a bit like ElasticSearch/Solr, but instead of providing you just the full text search functionality, it also provides you the AI functionality (predictions, matching, recommendation/personalization, statistical relation discovery)