Monday, May 02, 2005

New French search engine Ketady launches

A new search engine Ketady has been launched in France aiming to provide intelligent search results for users. The idea behind Ketady is that humans respond to humans - rather than machines giving approximated answers via algorithms.

A registration is required - and searchers questions are referred to 'experts' who carry out the necessary search and respond within a guaranteed 10 minutes - rather than 10 milli-seconds! That's excluding night-time, of course.

Using humans is not a totally new concept - but a 10 minute delay seems rather long. It will be interesting to see if the results make the wait worthwhile!

Ketady's news release