Abstract: A computer-implemented method to plan and book hotels utilizing artificial intelligence from unstructured user input with a language model, the method comprising: receiving, at a computer system, an input hotel query reflecting a user intention; wherein an artificial intelligence model has been trained based on user data of a user’s hotel preferences; analyzing the input hotel query using the trained artificial intelligence model; generating possible hotels in terms of dates, based on the input hotel query, external context, hotel attributes (structured and unstructured; see appendix hotel attributes) and the user’s hotel preferences; wherein the artificial intelligence utilized is either machine learning, deep learning or neural networks; wherein the artificial intelligence model utilizes a probabilistic model; wherein the language model may be either a large language model or a small language model; wherein there are several additional dimensions by which possible hotels are generated.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method to plan and find flights that are similar to a received series of flights utilizing artificial intelligence from unstructured user input with a language model, the method comprising: receiving, at a computer system, an input travel query reflecting a user intention; and receiving a series of flights; wherein an artificial intelligence model has been trained based on user data of a user's flight preferences; analyzing the input flight travel query using the trained artificial intelligence model; generating possible flights that are similar to the possible series of flights in terms of dates, airports, nonstop or not, fastest time and number of stops based on the input flight travel query, external context, structured and unstructured flight attributes as specified in appendix FLIGHT ATTRIBUTES and the user's flight preferences; wherein the artificial intelligence utilized is either machine learning, deep learning or neural networks.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method to plan and book flights utilizing artificial intelligence from unstructured user input with a language model, the method comprising: receiving, at a computer system, an input flight travel query reflecting a user intention; wherein an artificial intelligence model has been trained based on user data of a user's flight preferences; analyzing the input flight travel query using the trained artificial intelligence model; generating possible flights in terms of dates, airports, nonstop or not, fastest time and number of stops based on the input flight travel query, the user's flight preferences and flight attributes as specified in appendix FLIGHTS ATTRIBUTES and the available inventory; wherein the artificial intelligence utilized is either machine learning, deep learning or neural networks; wherein the language model may be either a large language model or a small language model; and wherein there are several additional dimensions by which possible flights are generated.

Abstract: The invention is a system that provides cybersecurity comprising: several devices connected to a wireless network; a monitoring device that monitors all the devices connected to a wireless network; wherein the monitoring device can remove a device from the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device detects any new devices attempting to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device determines whether a new device should be allowed to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device calculates the physical location of any new device attempting to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device can use the physical location of any new device in order to determine whether the new device is new or anomalous; and wherein the monitoring device keeps a registry of an electronic signature from each of the devices the monitoring device has approved to be on the wireless network.

Abstract: The invention is a system that provides cybersecurity comprising: several devices connected to a wireless network; a monitoring device that monitors all the devices connected to a wireless network; wherein the monitoring device can remove a device from the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device detects any new devices attempting to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device determines whether a new device should be allowed to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device calculates the physical location of any new device attempting to join the wireless network; wherein the monitoring device can use the physical location of any new device in order to determine whether the new device is new or anomalous; and wherein the monitoring device keeps a registry of an electronic signature from each of the devices the monitoring device has approved to be on the wireless network.

Abstract: A system that provides video conferencing, comprising: an option to modify an accent of a user from an original accent to a preferred accent of another user; an option to merge live video streams of each user into one viewable stream such that each user appears sitting next to each other with a variety of possible backgrounds and seats; an option for each user to only share part of their screen as opposed to their whole screen; an option for each user to change the clothing of each user such that it appears the user is wearing different clothing of their choice; an option for each user to choose the frame that each user is displayed in, such that the user is not stuck in a frame that the user does not want to be in; and an option for each user to display a video on loop.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting content are disclosed. One method can comprise presenting an interface such as a content guide comprising a field relating to content. A selection of one or more of a plurality of filters can be received. A first indicator representing first information can be presented if a first one of the filters is selected, wherein the first information relates to the field. A second indicator representing second information can be presented if a second one of the filters selected, wherein the second information relates to the field.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting content are disclosed. One method can comprise presenting an interface such as a content guide comprising a field relating to content. A selection of one or more of a plurality of filters can be received. A first indicator representing first information can be presented if a first one of the filters is selected, wherein the first information relates to the field. A second indicator representing second information can be presented if a second one of the filters selected, wherein the second information relates to the field.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting content are disclosed. One method can comprise presenting an interface such as a content guide comprising a field relating to content. A selection of one or more of a plurality of filters can be received. A first indicator representing first information can be presented if a first one of the filters is selected, wherein the first information relates to the field. A second indicator representing second information can be presented if a second one of the filters selected, wherein the second information relates to the field.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting content are disclosed. One method can comprise presenting an interface such as a content guide comprising a field relating to content. A selection of one or more of a plurality of filters can be received. A first indicator representing first information can be presented if a first one of the filters is selected, wherein the first information relates to the field. A second indicator representing second information can be presented if a second one of the filters selected, wherein the second information relates to the field.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: A search for content may be performed. A query may be received from a user who is interacting with a first device. A first collection of content that is stored on the first device may be searched to identify local content that is related to the query. A second collection of content that is stored on a second device may be searched to identify remote content that is related to the query. The second device may be different from the first device and may be accessible through a network. Results that refer to both the identified local content and the identified remote content may be displayed to the user.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting content are disclosed. One method can comprise presenting an interface such as a content guide comprising a field relating to content. A selection of one or more of a plurality of filters can be received. A first indicator representing first information can be presented if a first one of the filters is selected, wherein the first information relates to the field. A second indicator representing second information can be presented if a second one of the filters selected, wherein the second information relates to the field.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: A search for content may be performed. A query may be received from a user who is interacting with a first device. A first collection of content that is stored on the first device may be searched to identify local content that is related to the query. A second collection of content that is stored on a second device may be searched to identify remote content that is related to the query. The second device may be different from the first device and may be accessible through a network. Results that refer to both the identified local content and the identified remote content may be displayed to the user.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.

Abstract: Website search results obtained from searching multiple electronic information stores may be displayed transparently without distinguishing the electronic information store. The search may be performed by a web host and may include receiving at least one search term that then is compared with first electronic information within a first electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the first electronic information includes content provided by an internal source. The search term also is compared with second electronic information within a second electronic information store to determine whether matches exist, where the second electronic information includes content provided by an external source. Results are displayed based on matches that are determined to exist with the first electronic information and the second electronic information. The results are combined in a single list of results.