American AI startup Exa recently officially released its new AI search tool Websets, which has quickly attracted widespread attention in the industry with its excellent complex search capabilities and efficient data processing capabilities. According to the latest news from the X platform, Websets can not only handle highly complex search tasks, but also intuitively display search results in the form of data tables, demonstrating its technical strength far exceeding traditional search tools.
Exa's official account posted a message on the X platform: "Exa Websets is now online! The super search experience is waiting for your experience." According to the official introduction, users can perform complex queries such as "Chief Information of AI Startups with the Top 50 Market Values in the United States" through Websets. The tool can read and analyze data from more than 1,000 web pages at once and generate structured results tables. In contrast, OpenAI's "in-depth research" feature can only process dozens of web pages at a time, while Websets' processing power is dozens of times higher, demonstrating its huge advantages in data processing.
X user @WilliamBryk said during the product warm-up: "We built the slowest search engine ever, but that's exactly why you need it. Every time we search, we deploy thousands of AI agents, call Exa recursively, check more than 20,000 sources to ensure comprehensive results." This comment reveals the in-depth mining and comprehensive verification of data sources by Websets during the search process, ensuring the accuracy and comprehensiveness of search results.
Today, @ExaAILabs further revealed that Websets beat Google and OpenAI's performance in the test. In complex queries, Websets can find correct results that are 20 times more than Google and 10 times more than OpenAI Deep Research. The detailed evaluation report has been published through Exa's official website, further demonstrating the outstanding performance of Websets in complex search tasks.
User @shao__meng also highly praised Websets on the X platform: "Backgrounds of Deep Search and Deep Research require higher quality data sources, and Websets is born for this. It avoids the problem of data contamination, and no matter how good LLM is, it cannot be separated from high-quality search data." At present, Websets has opened a trial channel, and users can apply for experience through the Exa official website (websets.exa.ai) to experience this powerful search tool firsthand.
Industry insiders generally believe that the launch of Websets not only provides researchers and enterprises with efficient data retrieval solutions, but also marks a new level of AI search technology. Interested users can immediately go to Exa's official website to explore this "strong and outrageous" search tool and experience the new search experience it brings.