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# Groups of user
Dividing user profiles into three main groups allows for more targeted and effective search, as well as filtering of potential conversation partners using the neural network.
The main groups of user profiles are:
* personal;
* entrepreneurs/companies;
* creators/artists/influencers.
In personal accounts, the main focus is on personal qualities, interests, and activities. This allows people to find like-minded individuals, potential friends, or romantic partners.
For entrepreneurs and companies, the search criteria are not limited to individual employee characteristics. Matching of conversation partners can also include the company's overall profile with its mission, field of activity, and values. This allows companies to find potential partners, contractors, or employees who fit their specific needs and culture.
Profiles of creative individuals, such as artists, influencers, and other creators, search for conversation partners based on their field of activity, vectors of creative activity, and other characteristics that contribute to the creative world. This allows them to find potential co-authors, sponsors, or just like-minded individuals who share their creative vision.
The neural network with automatic selection of interlocutors provides a flexible and customizable platform for users from various fields and industries, allowing them to find the right connections and build meaningful relationships.
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