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881 Exclusive: Tech mogul Mel Morris announces public launch of AI research engine Corpora.ai

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Thomas Macaulay @ The Next Web 2 place · 02/18/2025 06:10 EDT

Exclusive: Tech mogul Mel Morris announces public launch of AI research engine Corpora.ai

British tech mogul Mel Morris has announced the general release of AI research engine Corpora.ai. The system provides a new approach to research. Built to generate comprehensive reports from single prompts, Corpora promises in-depth analysis and accurate outputs. Speed is another big selling point. According to Corpora, the engine can process 2 million documents per second. After receiving a prompt, the AI model scans through academic papers, news articles, legal documents, and other data on the web. The co

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