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Introducing HyperAI

When we first tried out ChatGPT, we were astounded. If you've been living under a rock, ChatGPT represents a step function improvement in natural language processing, allowing us to augment knowledge workflows in a more intuitive and efficient way than ever before. In other words, you can ask it anything, and it'll come back with a coherent response.

But what was particularly exciting for us: we knew this advancement in natural language processing was poised to change the way we approach analytics. And today, we're excited to announce our latest product feature, HyperAI, which brings the power of natural language processing to the world of analytics.

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HyperAI comes equipped with four key features: generate, explain, comment, and fix, each designed to make querying easier, more efficient, and more transparent. Whether you're a seasoned data analyst or a non-technical user, HyperAI offers a range of tools to help you get the most out of your data. In this article, we'll take a closer look at each of these features and explore how they can help you transform the way you work with data.

With HyperAI’s generate feature, users can now generate SQL queries (and Python code) by providing plaintext prompts. This means that instead of having to write out complex SQL queries by hand, you can simply type out a natural language request, and HyperAI will take care of the rest. For example, you could ask a question like "What are the total sales for each product category?" or "How many users signed up in the last week?", and HyperAI will generate the corresponding SQL query for you automatically.

Instead of having to memorize complex SQL syntax and spend hours writing out queries by hand, you can simply type out what you're looking for in plain English, and let HyperAI do the heavy lifting. This means that analysts and non-technical users alike can quickly and easily generate powerful SQL queries, without having to rely on IT or data science teams.

In addition to simplifying the querying process, HyperAI’s explain feature also empowers non-technical users to easily understand what SQL queries mean. This can be incredibly helpful for users who may not have a background in SQL or data analysis, but still need to interact with data on a regular basis. The explain feature can help demystify the query results and provide more transparency into how data is being analyzed, making it easier for everyone to understand the underlying logic and results. This further empowers non-technical users to ask more nuanced and complex questions, and get the answers they need to make better decisions.

For technical users, a variant on explain is our comment feature, which generates comments for you to add to your SQL queries. This can be helpful for users who need to collaborate with others on queries or who need to come back to a query later and remember what it was for.

Finally, HyperAI also helps to reduce the risk of errors and typos in your SQL queries. With HyperAI’s fix functionality, users can quickly and easily check their SQL code for errors and receive suggestions on how to fix them. This can help them avoid errors that could lead to incorrect results or even system crashes. This means that you can be more confident in the accuracy of your results, and avoid costly mistakes that could negatively impact your business.

At Hyperquery, we're constantly striving to make data querying and analysis as easy and accessible as possible. With the addition of HyperAI, we believe that we're taking a major step forward in this goal, and we can't wait to see how our users will take advantage of this powerful new feature. Whether you're a seasoned data analyst or a business user with no technical background, we believe that HyperAI will be a game-changer in the world of SQL querying, and we're excited to see how it will revolutionize the way that people work with data.

A non-AI-generated final comment

Alright, so yes -- everything above was just our cheeky attempt to use HyperAI to generate this article (text generation is coming too!). That said, most of it was pretty spot-on. We're genuinely excited about how AI might revolutionize analytics work in the future, and we hope our first foray into AI-based query-writing + code-writing gets you as excited as we are.

We started Hyperquery with a behemoth vision to up-level the impact of analytics teams, but a myriad of process problems stood in our way -- an overemphasis on technical skills, reactive feedback loops, poor alignment in favor of analytics dumpster diving. But if LLMs can make it easier for analysts and stakeholders alike to do the technical parts faster, I imagine these problems could get substantially better.

Sign up for our waitlist today at the top of the page, or at ai-waitlist.hyperquery.ai, and let us know what you think.