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Our editors set the topics and editorial standards for each field, and we build the content together with AI, checking it against verified sources. We deliver it in HTML, TXT, Markdown, JSON, JSON-LD, RSS and more, across multiple languages. The same content is published as a human-readable page and machine-readable data files at the same time. On top of that, we expose embedding vectors that capture each article's meaning via API, so you can plug it straight into semantic search and AI pipelines beyond simple keywords. Each article can also be listened to as natural AI speech (mp3) generated on the server, so the content can be consumed even when reading is inconvenient. Content for readers, search engines, and AI systems alike.
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The same article is published as a human-readable page and machine-readable data files, so search engines and AI systems can easily collect, understand and cite it. Beyond text formats, we also provide embeddings that represent the content's meaning as vectors, enabling meaning-based search and recommendation that go beyond keywords. Add server-generated, high-quality AI speech (mp3) on top, and a single piece of content can be consumed in three ways: read it, take it as data, or listen to it.
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If you need many records at once - model training, fine-tuning, RAG indexing - the paid API serves datasets normalized into training-ready schemas. The free data files above stay free exactly as they are.
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Our editors set the topics and editorial standards, and we build the content together with AI. Figures are checked against source material before publication, and each article discloses that check in its Verification section. Articles and translations that fall short of our review criteria are not published.
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