This invention describes a software system designed to assess the reputation of specific items or entities by analyzing information found on web pages. It works by first gathering data from the internet, then breaking down the text into its smallest meaningful units (morphemes) to understand its content. It then categorizes this information, identifies the specific items being discussed, and determines how sensitive or risky the information is based on certain keywords, ultimately calculating a numerical risk score. The claims specify that the system includes a news crawler, an HTML parser, and a spam filter.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of advanced AI and large language models, the complex text analysis, morpheme processing, entity recognition, and sensitivity classification described in the claims can now be performed with significantly higher accuracy and efficiency using modern NLP techniques. What required extensive custom engineering in 2015 is now more readily achievable with off-the-shelf AI tools.
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