The Next Big Thing start-up pitch: Fraim @ ad:tech 2016

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Speaking at ad:tech Performance & Innovation, 2-3rd November, London.

Marketing

fraim.com
November 2016
Connecting your media to the
worlds A.I.

FULL ANALYSIS sanders trump
openness 77% 10%
adventurousness 69% 15%
ar2s2c interest 12% 11%
emo2onality 19% 61%
imagina2on 76% 12%
intellect 90% 24%
author-channeling 69% 8%
conscien2ousness 38% 12%
achievement striving 47% 11%
cau6ousness 76% 35%
du2fulness 25% 20%
orderliness 26% 53%
self disciplined 30% 9%
self eﬃciancy 75% 24%
extraversion 51% 90%
ac2vity level 46% 17%
asser2vness 62% 94%
cheerfulness 17% 80%
excitement seeking 10% 66%
outgoing 62% 85%
gregariousness 29% 86%
agreeableness 48% 95%
alturism 62% 69%
coopera2on 54% 24%
mosesty 11% 48%
uncompromising 41% 82%
sympathy 91% 40%
trust 55% 62%
emo6onal range 37% 64%
ﬁery 44% 75%
prone to worry 23% 68%
melancholy 24% 57%
immodera2on 12% 49%
self consciousness 13% 21%
suscep2ble to stress 19% 68%

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The Next Big Thing start-up pitch: Fraim @ ad:tech 2016

1. fraim.com November 2016 Connecting your media to the worlds A.I.

2. fraim.com

3. Long ago Not so long ago

4. $50 MILLION

5. PLAY… or PAUSE… or PLAY…

6. The Fraim Player

7. Automatic transcription

8. Keyword identiﬁcation

9. Entity spotting

10. Concept analysis

11. Demo

12. Fraim

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16. FULL ANALYSIS sanders trump openness 77% 10% adventurousness 69% 15% ar2s2c interest 12% 11% emo2onality 19% 61% imagina2on 76% 12% intellect 90% 24% author-channeling 69% 8% conscien2ousness 38% 12% achievement striving 47% 11% cau6ousness 76% 35% du2fulness 25% 20% orderliness 26% 53% self disciplined 30% 9% self eﬃciancy 75% 24% extraversion 51% 90% ac2vity level 46% 17% asser2vness 62% 94% cheerfulness 17% 80% excitement seeking 10% 66% outgoing 62% 85% gregariousness 29% 86% agreeableness 48% 95% alturism 62% 69% coopera2on 54% 24% mosesty 11% 48% uncompromising 41% 82% sympathy 91% 40% trust 55% 62% emo6onal range 37% 64% ﬁery 44% 75% prone to worry 23% 68% melancholy 24% 57% immodera2on 12% 49% self consciousness 13% 21% suscep2ble to stress 19% 68%

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