How Natural Language Processing Helps Mattermark Find Business Opps

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Natural language processing (NLP) sounds cool in theory. We're familiar with Siri and Echo of course, but where does it play a role in other companies? In today's episode, we speak with Samiur Rahman from Mattermark, whose entire business model is predicated on organizing and making findable information about companies, and generating a platform to search by unique criterion. Doing so involves some conceptual work with NLP to make things findable. Samiur talks about what Mattermark is doing with this technology now and where he thinks the future may take the field, and interesting topic for investors and founders alike.

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