Abstract: Processor(s) of a system can: receive user input; process, using a generative model (GM), a GM input based upon the user input to generate a first GM output that includes a first set of items associated with a corresponding prompt for subsequent processing by the GM; cause the first set of items to be visually rendered using a first set of GUI elements; in response to receiving a user selection of a GUI element corresponding to an item of the first set of items, process, using the GM, the prompt associated with the selected item to generate second GM output that includes a second set of items; cause the second set of items to be visually rendered using a second set of GUI elements; and determine updated prompt(s) associated with the first set of items based upon a user interaction with the second set of GUI elements.

Abstract: Implementations relate to graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for interacting with generative model(s). Processor(s) of a system can: receive user input associated with a user of a client device; process, using a generative model (GM), a GM input including the user input and a general schema prompt to generate a GM output; determine, based on the GM output, GUI elements and a specific schema prompt specific to the user input and based on the general schema prompt; cause the GUI elements to be rendered; store a specific schema that has been determined based on the GM output; receive additional user input; process, using the GM, an additional GM input including the additional user input and specific schema prompt to generate an additional GM output; determine, based on the additional GM output, updated GUI elements and an updated specific schema prompt; and cause the updated GUI elements to be rendered.

Abstract: A database stores a document as a plurality of encrypted records, where each record is indicative of an incremental change to the state of the document, and encrypted using a document key. The document key is stored with encryption decryptable using a group key, and the group key is stored with encryption decryptable using a first access key. In response to a request to rotate from the first access key to a second access key, the database decrypts the group key using the first access key, a stores a group key re-encrypted with the second access key.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for indexing related documents to provide more robust search functionality within an index. In one aspect, a first document, such as a comment or status update associated with a second document or ticket item, may be obtained. As a result of the first document including first data that is linked to second data of the second document, an instance of the second document may be modified to include at least a portion of the first data. An index, which indexes a corpus of documents, such as ticket items, may be updated to include the modified second document, such that the first data is associated with the modified second document in the index. Responsive to a query for the first data in the index, the modified second document and any included first data may be returned.

Abstract: Electronic information management includes techniques for developing and applying database security. In certain implementations, database access statements issued for applications in use are analyzed. Analyzing issued database access statements may include capturing the database access statements, normalizing the database access statements, and eliminating redundancies from the database access statements. A standardized set of issued database access statements may result from the analysis procedure. From the analyzed database access statements, the items accessed and types of access may be determined for an application, and a set of permissions may be determined from the determined items accessed and types of access for the application. A role associated with the application may be developed based on the permissions for the application. The role may be used to allow a user database access when associated with the application.