# Do others feel the AI answers and search prompts fall short when you need very specific insight?

I lean on the AI and generative tools when I am under time pressure, but there are moments where the output feels a bit too high level or generic for the detailed questions I am asking. I might ask about a narrow issue for a company and end up with an answer that sounds polished, yet still forces me back into filings or transcripts to find a more precise section myself. On a tight deadline, that double work is frustrating because it looks like I am saving time, then I realize I still need to redo the core research manually. That gap between what the AI could be doing and what it currently delivers shows up most when I am trying to prepare a very specific angle for a stakeholder. How often are you finding that you need to redo or refine AI‑generated answers, and are there particular use cases where you now avoid relying on it altogether?

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<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Have you looked into using AlphaSense's Generative Search with specific content filters? You can include content set/market perspective in your question (like 'What does broker research say...' or '...within PubMed articles?') to focus on the right sources instead of getting generic results.</span></p>

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