Last week I had to write a full opposition research for a hedge fund. I worked non-stop for 3 days, using several research tools and finished my report, to the client's satisfaction, after reviewing hundreds of pages online. I should add that I'm a very fast reader: I read 3 times as fast as the average person, and I've been researching the internet since 1995 when I started my first web agency. Plus, I used to be a journalist with an international weekly publication. In other words, I'm really experienced.

So I gave this tool a go. I've written papers about AI, so I know what the limitations are. I used just the basic search query I started with, in my first day of writing the report. In less than 4 minutes, Frase found the sources that I already knew and summarized them. The same had taken me a few hours of sorting through repeated info or PR releases etc.. I was able to quickly remove the useless stuff and add to the search. Frase also found information on Italian newspapers, that had escaped me. I don't speak Italian. I translated the information, aggregated various other sources from that, and sent an additional report to the client, who was ecstatic. The information I gave them thanks to Frase helped them fine tune the case their lawyer is building. What did I do after that? I got out of trial, and bought two codes. Already paid for by the trial actually. :)