Introducing YouChat 2.0

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YouChat 2.0

YouChat 2.0 is a cutting-edge AI search assistant that allows you to find answers to complex questions in real-time. With a large language model blended with AI-powered conversations, web links, and citations, YouChat 2.0 combines the best of three worlds to deliver an exceptional search experience. This upgraded version of YouChat features reliable citations, rich media, and featured apps that make it easier to find the information you need.


Simple Answers to Complex Questions

The AI model in YouChat 2.0 is designed to work for you, providing simple answers to complex questions and giving you a deeper understanding of your queries. You can visualize information with charts, graphs, and images and receive direct answers with citations and relevant web results. You can also validate information about people by using our LinkedIn app and relevant websites.


Includes Generative AI Apps

With generative AI apps, YouChat 2.0 helps you do it all – from creating stunning images to writing code and summarizing books. You can create art using four different models and generate code while getting answers and seeing relevant discussions. You can also summarize a webpage or article and prompt the AI model to create new content.


Stay Informed on Current Events

YouChat 2.0 also helps you stay informed by answering your questions about current events and providing sources such as links, charts, graphs, videos, and images. You can find summaries of the latest books, conduct research, and get recipes and movie recommendations.


Hallucinations and Misinformation

At You.com, we are committed to continuously improving our experience and mitigating the production of misinformation. With YouChat 2.0, our ability to minimize hallucinations and misinformation has improved tremendously. We are always looking for ways to improve our multimodal chat experience and add more apps to provide an even more relevant and accurate AI search experience.


You.com Gives You More Control Over Search

You.com is a search engine that you control – your choices, your time, and your privacy. With features like YouChat, You.com provides easy access to the most cutting-edge AI accomplishment tools, giving users control over their information diet. The platform is extensible and developers can build apps that run within the results pages.


Founded by Richard Socher and Bryan McCann

You.com was founded by Richard Socher, former Chief Scientist at Salesforce, and Bryan McCann, who led natural language processing teams at Salesforce. The company is backed by AI-focused VC fund Radical Ventures, Marc Benioff and Jim Breyer, Day One Ventures, and others.


Get More Out of Search Experience

In conclusion, YouChat 2.0 is the perfect search assistant for anyone looking to level up their productivity and get more out of their search experience. With its combination of AI-powered conversations, web links, and citations, YouChat 2.0 delivers reliable and accurate information in real-time. 



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