How is it different from general generative AIs like ChatGPT?

While general-purpose generative AI systems base their responses on publicly available information, MarkLines’ generative AI draws on MarkLines’ proprietary data, which is not publicly available, to provide the specific “data” needed for practical business applications, along with “analyses” grounded in specialized contexts.

What can be learned from the “Data” and “Analysis” sections?

In the “Data” section, you can search and view a wide range of structured data within MarkLines using simple natural-language queries, and the system will present data tailored to your needs.
In the “Analysis” section, written summaries and analyses are provided tailored to the intent of the question, based on specialized information such as news articles and reports.

Ask your question in sentence form. (Example: What are BEV sales volumes in Europe?)

Instead of entering keywords such as "European BEV sales volume,"
try asking a full question like "What is the BEV sales volume in Europe?" to get more relevant answers.

For specific examples of questions, please refer to the AI Guide.

Practical question examples for MarkLines Generative AI

Supports over 60 languages

• The “Question” and “Analysis” sections support over 60 languages.
• Responses in the “Data” section are available only in Japanese, English, and Chinese.

View and organize your recent questions in “Recents”

Use the “Recents” feature in MarkLines Gen-AI to review your past questions.
Click “Recents” at the top of the screen to view your question history.

View questions submitted since the launch of the Generative AI beta.
Click a history title to view the original question and answer.
You can also continue asking questions directly from a previous conversation.

The “Recents” feature lets you:

• View history
  Click a history title to view past questions and answers, and continue asking questions from a previous response.
• Pin conversations
  Pin frequently accessed questions to keep them at the top of the list for quick access.
• Edit titles
  Rename conversation titles to make them easier to identify.
• Delete history
  Delete individual conversations you no longer need.

Review past questions and answers and ask follow-up questions with the context preserved—ideal for ongoing research and information gathering.