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Natural-language specifications for filtering, joining, sorting and aggregation, with optimized implementations evaluated against a reference algorithm.
A SQL-like language for reasoning over images, conversations and reviews, combining foundation models with sampling and execution optimization.
Turns declarative AI analytics into executable plans that trade off output quality, runtime and model cost.
Rewrites complex document workflows by decomposing tasks and data, using agents to propose and evaluate better execution plans.
Composes structured queries with free-text answering and summarization, supporting conversational access to hybrid knowledge sources.
Integrates semantic expressions into SQL and combines logical rewrites with adaptive reordering, fusion and prompt batching.
A DataFusion-based engine using semantic algebra, token histograms and context-aware batching to optimize AI analytics.
Uses decision models for semantic operations, escalates uncertain cases to generative models and prunes semantic-join candidates.
Adds model-backed scalar and aggregate functions, with PROMPT and MODEL schema objects plus batching and caching optimizations.
Supports in-database ML and LLM inference through a relational predict operator and optimizations across semantic SQL operations.
Managed AI functions bring generation, filtering, classification and scoring into SQL over structured and unstructured data.
SQL-callable AI functions support classification, filtering, extraction, summarization and aggregation inside the Snowflake platform.
The ai_query function invokes a model-serving endpoint from SQL and parses the response for real-time or batch inference workflows.
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