USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MODELS TO IDENTIFY A PRODUCER AND CONSUMER MATCH
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Applicant
Sequoia Benefits and Insurance Services, LLC
Inventor
Joseph David Hubbs; Dustin Steven Schodt; Ruth Buel; Dennis Dale Warner, JR.; Sean Beckstead; Martina Lendova Huamonte; Fran Glaser; Eric Stephen Sankner; Maya Louise Estrada; David Aaron Finklestein; Laura Katharina Bergner; Marissa Kelly Lyons, JR.; Mark Dunning; Jacqueline Gonzalez
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CPC Classification
A subset of producers that are a potential match to provide services to a first consumer are identified among producers via software-as-a-service (SaaS) management platform. A first output indicating a likelihood the first consumer will consume the services provided by the subset of producers is obtained from a first trained artificial intelligence (AI) model. A score for each of the subset of producers is generated based on one or more outputs including the first output. The score indicates a likelihood that a respective producer of the subset of producers is a match for the first consumer. A notification indicating the scores for the subset of producers is provided.
Original (Chinese)
A subset of producers that are a potential match to provide services to a first consumer are identified among producers via software-as-a-service (SaaS) management platform. A first output indicating a likelihood the first consumer will consume the services provided by the subset of producers is obtained from a first trained artificial intelligence (AI) model. A score for each of the subset of producers is generated based on one or more outputs including the first output. The score indicates a likelihood that a respective producer of the subset of producers is a match for the first consumer. A notification indicating the scores for the subset of producers is provided.
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