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Semantic search

Semantic search

Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Semantic search".

Oct 5, 2026

Jeff AltmanHOST
2:49
Listen, gone are the days when a recruiter just typed a job title into a search bar and looked for an exact match.
Jeff AltmanHOST
2:55
LinkedIn now uses semantic search.
Jeff AltmanHOST
2:57
This is an LLM-powered matching engine, and it evaluates your profile based on the semantic relevance of your skills and context.
Jeff AltmanHOST
3:04
It's looking for relationships between your skills, the tools you use, and your job functions.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
5:06
This is something that if you look closely, we had an opportunity many, many years ago.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
5:15
I think at that time it was not right, but now we find it very interesting to see that people are actually discovering TYPO3 a very very strong with a lot of features CMS out of the box so that is pretty nice and in regards of what DKD has been doing with for TYPO3 we integrated Solar Search, that is like an open source search engine for TYPO3 many, many years ago.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
5:46
We've been keeping it up to date.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
5:49
We found a way on how we can fund open source development in a group of, you know, I would call them partners or sponsoring partners.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
7:17
But let's see if we have some people having questions about that.
Olivier DobberkauGUEST
7:24
Awesome.
Chris BryceHOST
7:25
Well, we titled the show today, Search is the Interface, which can provoke a lot of interesting thoughts.
Chris BryceHOST
7:34
But maybe give us your take on that and why that's resonating as a phrase and how that kind of calibrates into how we're approaching search in the industry.
Kalliopi TerzidouGUEST
15:11
Embeddings convert both user questions and documents into numerical representations that reflect their meaning, allowing the system to identify similarities beyond exact word matches.
Kalliopi TerzidouGUEST
15:22
Semantic Search uses these embeddings to retrieve the most relevant pieces of information from a large collection of texts.
Kalliopi TerzidouGUEST
15:32
Finally, retrieval-augmented generation brings these parts together.
Kalliopi TerzidouGUEST
15:38
It takes the retrieved documents and provides them as additional context to the language model alongside the original question.

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