Grass has launched a new service that helps artificial intelligence tools retrieve and read information from public webpages.
It was released following a recovery in GRASS, which has since fallen back from the
Grass gives AI agents access to live webpages
The Contents API will, as far as can be established, collect only information from webpages that are publicly available and convert said data into clean text, which can then be assimilated and processed by AI tools.
What that means is that an AI assistant can read up any information when given a web address by the user. The service also handles pages that normal retrieval software would struggle with, for example, those that rely a lot on JavaScript, according to Grass.
At Grass’s instance, the company had tested the service against 3 competing services used on 100 webpages. As per the report, it retrieved content from
That figure rose to
However, these results come from tests run directly by Grass, and Grass itself has not had its work reproduced independently.
The service can be accessed by application. Grass said that customers who apply would need to be screened due to its reliance on the bandwidth it provides.
The launch gives Grass another product aimed at the artificial intelligence market, but it leaves the question of how revenue from the API might benefit GRASS holders or people supplying bandwidth.
Can GRASS recover $0.80?
At press time, GRASS trades near the
Sellers have been able to reject its price, even as it climbed as high as
Interest remained high during the move, as could be seen with the increase in trading volume. It increased by about
A recovery above the
On the downside, the region between the
Final Summary
- Grass has launched a working AI product; however, the relationship between that product and the token GRASS remains unclear.
- GRASS must recover the $0.80 price level before another attempt at $0.88 could become more convincing.
