AI and your data
How AI is used here.
Which functions use an AI model and which are plain rules, where a question goes and what is kept. This page is read from the running site, so it changes when the site's settings do.
Right now
No AI service is set up on this site, so nothing is sent to one. Ask ASCENT and the follow-up drafts show prepared samples, each marked as a sample.
Where a question goes
- AI service
- None set up
- Model
- None
- Where the model runs
- Does not apply: nothing is sent to an AI service
- Used to train models
- Does not apply: nothing is sent to an AI service
- Kept by the AI service
- Does not apply: nothing is sent to an AI service
- Kept on this site
- Your questions are not stored. Only counters are kept: calls per day for the whole site, for each function and for each connection, under a one-way code instead of its address, cleared by the daily reset; and the cost of the month.
Where the model runs, training use and what the AI service keeps are printed as the operator of this site states them from the service's terms. Not stated means no statement is set.
Function by function
- AI model when live
Ask ASCENT
Samples, marked as samples: no AI service is set up.
One box on the public pages to search this site or ask about the event. The search is plain text matching and works the same in every mode. When a model is live, it gets your question and the passages of this site the search found, is told to answer only from them, and its answer is marked AI answer. The links and buttons under an answer come from the site, never from the model.
Open Ask ASCENT - AI model when live
Follow-up drafts
Samples, marked as samples: no AI service is set up.
On each of an exhibitor's leads, a draft email to the visitor. When a model is live, it gets the exhibitor's name, booth and description as seeded, the answers chosen from the exhibitor's questions, how keen the visitor seemed and whether a note exists; never the visitor's name, email or the words of a note. The draft is only shown, to copy or open in your own email: nothing is sent from the site.
Open an exhibitor's leads - Written in advance
Session summary
On: written in advance, no model.
A summary and key points on the first morning's session pages once event day has run. A fictional event has no talk to summarise, so they are written in advance in the four languages and marked Sample summary. No model is called.
The opening keynote's summary, once it has played - Rules
Suggested for you
On: rules, no model.
Sessions and exhibitors that carry the topics a guest chose at registration, each with its reason. Matching rules, no model.
A guest's suggestions - Rules
Lead score
On: rules, no model.
A score from 0 to 100 on each of an exhibitor's leads, from the points the exhibitor gives each answer, the hot, warm or cold rating and whether a note exists, shown with its breakdown. Rules, no model.
An exhibitor's leads by score - Your own AI
Connect your own AI
On: read-only, and no model runs here for it.
An MCP address and an open API let your own AI assistant read the programme, speakers, exhibitors and totals. This site runs no model for it: it is read-only, gives the site's own text and counts, and holds no personal records.
The MCP page
Limits on calls to the AI service
- Calls a day from one connection
- 20
- Calls a day for the whole site
- 400
- Longest question
- 300 characters
- Monthly spending cap
- Samples until the month ends once it is reached
- Automated requests
- Checked on every form and given samples