HFS launches large language search capability to revolutionize research access

HFS has successfully road-tested the capability with several research customers, who universally declared their whole research experience had been transformed. “It was like the research had come alive, and I was actually living it,” stated one customer. “I asked about the Metaverse and finally understood that it won’t be anything until Web3 is incorporated”.

To help customers navigate the HFS Web, HFS has developed an Avatar called Hillary, based on the firm’s popular Horse logo:

“With GPT, if you win, you win. If you lose, you still win”, stated HFS CTO Jake LaMotta. “When we tested Hillary with our customer focus group, we discovered our customers wanted to ‘Holler for Hillary’, so we have opted for a non-binary horse to guide everyone. We think this is going to be very popular.”

Another HFS customer, Tony Montana, was not quite so convinced. “Why do I need a damn horse to tell me about UiPath’s long-awaited admission that RPA is dead. Everyday above ground is a good day.”

HFS CEO Phil Fersht, commenting on the launch, added, “We disrupted with free research and loads of brash views on the market. Now we’re disrupting with a hollering horse. It’s what I dreamed of as a young entrepreneur. GPT-6 is the future, and it’s part of us now.”

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