Systems and methods for automatically generating a website and providing customer service using generative artificial intelligence
AssigneeSav.com, LLC
InventorAnthos Chrysanthou
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Abstract
The invention generally relates to systems and methods for automatically generating websites and providing customer service using generative artificial intelligence that requires minimal user input, and which does not require the technical skills and expertise that is traditionally needed to develop websites.
Claims20
A system for automatically generating a website and providing conversational chat-based customer service, comprising:
- a server including one or more processors;
- a memory coupled to the server, the memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to perform:
- receiving a description of a business or an organization from a user computing device by an intake engine coupled to the server, wherein the description is limited to no more than 200 characters;
- analyzing the description by a natural language processing engine coupled to the server to extract a plurality of terms from the description;
- for each of the plurality of terms, determining if the term is stored in a corpus coupled to the memory, wherein if the term is stored in the corpus, then the term is placed in a key term list;
- searching the Internet by an Internet scanning engine coupled to the server to identify websites that include at least 75% of the terms in the key term list, wherein the Internet scanning engine identifies websites by searching for the terms in the key term list in a source code of the websites;
- ranking the identified websites using a traffic data algorithm, wherein websites having higher traffic are assigned a higher rank;
- generating the website by a template generation engine coupled to the server, the website generated based on a weighted analysis of the ranked identified websites;
- inserting copy and multimedia related to content on the ranked identified websites into the website by a content generation engine coupled to the server;
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- inserting a chat feature into the website, wherein a large language model (“LLM”) engine coupled to the server generates responses to queries entered into the chat feature.
A system for automatically generating a website and providing conversational chat-based customer service, comprising:
- a server including one or more processors;
- a memory coupled to the server, the memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to perform:
- receiving a description of a business or an organization from a user computing device by an intake engine coupled to the server, wherein the description is limited to 200 characters;
- analyzing the description by a natural language processing engine coupled to the server to extract a plurality of terms from the description;
- for each of the plurality of terms, determining if the term is stored in a corpus coupled to the memory, wherein if the term is stored in the corpus, then the term is placed in a key term list;
- searching the Internet by an Internet scanning engine coupled to the server to identify websites that include a threshold percentage of the terms in the key term list, wherein the Internet scanning engine identifies websites by searching for the terms in the key term list in a source code of the websites;
- ranking the identified websites using a traffic data algorithm, wherein websites having higher traffic are assigned a higher rank;
- generating the website by a template generation engine coupled to the server, the website generated based on a weighted analysis of the ranked identified websites;
- inserting copy and multimedia related to content on the ranked identified websites into the website by a content generation engine coupled to the server;
- and
- inserting a chat feature into the website, wherein a large language model (“LLM”) engine coupled to the server generates responses to queries entered into the chat feature by the user computing device, wherein the responses are generated based at least in part on an interaction by the user computing device with the website.
A system for automatically generating a website and providing conversational chat-based customer service, comprising:
- a server including one or more processors;
- a memory coupled to the server, the memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to perform:
- receiving a description of a business or an organization from a user computing device by an intake engine coupled to the server, wherein the description is limited to 200 characters;
- analyzing the description by a natural language processing engine coupled to the server to extract a plurality of terms from the description;
- for each of the plurality of terms, determining if the term is stored in a corpus coupled to the memory, wherein if the term is stored in the corpus, then the term is placed in a key term list;
- searching the Internet by an Internet scanning engine coupled to the server to identify websites that include a threshold percentage of the terms in the key term list, wherein the Internet scanning engine identifies websites by searching for the terms in the key term list in a source code of the websites;
- ranking the identified websites using a traffic data algorithm, wherein websites having higher traffic are assigned a higher rank;
- generating the website by a template generation engine coupled to the server, the website generated based on a weighted analysis of the ranked identified websites;
- inserting copy and multimedia related to content on the ranked identified websites into the website by a content generation engine coupled to the server;
- and
- inserting a chat feature into the website, wherein a large language model (“LLM”) engine coupled to the server generates responses to queries entered into the chat feature by a user computing device, wherein the responses are generated based at least in part on a navigation history of the user computing device on the website.
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