Interactive illustration
Read the language.
Question the inference.
A startup description can reveal the terms a company uses. It cannot, by itself, establish its technical capability.
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Illustrative examples, not company records
What this tells us
These are dictionary matches, not a capability assessment. The thesis adds an independent source precisely because the wording alone cannot settle the question.
See the matching rules
Matches ignore capitalization and use whole words or phrases. Overlapping terms are counted once, giving the longest match priority.
AI language: artificial intelligence, AI, machine learning, deep learning, neural network(s), natural language processing, computer vision, large language model(s), LLM(s).
Technique-specific: machine learning, deep learning, neural network(s), natural language processing, computer vision, large language model(s), LLM(s).
Commercial language: revenue, paying customers, subscription(s), enterprise clients, licensing, ARR, MRR.
The short dictionary is a teaching example. It is not a replication of the full thesis classifier.
Text stays in this browser tab. This demo sends no analysis requests and stores no submitted text.