”Jablokov claims that it takes less than a second for Pryon to create, update or delete content on the platform in a privacy-preserving way — and that the platform leaves no trace of its indexing work. “It can meet the needs of the most regulated of environments, from energy to government, because of the unique way the platform safeguards content.” If you have legacy content in there, that’s OK, since Pryon uses computer vision, optical character recognition and handwriting recognition to understand what’s in there. Pryon has competition from the aforementioned Kendra as well as Microsoft SharePoint Syntex, which draws on knowledge bases to cobble together answers to company-specific questions. But Jablokov claims that Pryon is up to 2x more accurate than Kendra, ingests data up to 10x faster and can index billions of documents versus Kendra’s 100,000-document limit.