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Exa Equips AI Search with a "Time Machine": 400 Billion Web Page Snapshots to Prevent AI Agents from Peeking Into the Future

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Beating AI Express Brief: Exa has launched Snapshot, a feature that enables search to "go back in time". The tool indexes over 400 billion web snapshots spanning roughly 20 years. Developers specify a target date, and Exa’s search and web-reading APIs return the archived version of the webpage from that time. The key use case is preventing AI evaluations from "peeking at answers" to cheat. For example, a task designed in June may be given to an agent only in September, by which time the answer could already exist in papers, GitHub pull requests, or blogs. Now, users can lock the search time to May, so the agent won’t access answers published later. Financial teams can use this same method for historical backtesting, feeding models only information that existed at the time. However, this "time machine" has limitations: it guarantees users see the webpage version from the specified date, but search results may not match exactly what they were like back then. Regular paid users are currently restricted to searching the last 5 months; to access older historical data, they need to contact Exa.

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