# Create a Complex Boolean Search using AI

Creating a complex search with multiple terms can be a time-consuming task. With Govtribe AI you can speed up this process by asking the AI to generate a list of terms that you can use for creating complicated boolean searches, and market reports. 

### Step 1: Navigate to AI Insights:

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### Step 2: Now on this page, try entering the following prompt:

**"Create a list of keywords related to \[insert market of interest]"**

So for example, say you were interested in IT - specifically data networks, cyber security, and firewall. You can enter the following:

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I then got back some terms such as:

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### Step 3: Next, augment your list of terms to include a Boolean operator. If you are not sure what these are, or how they work in the context of a search, you can read more about Booleans [here](/user-guide/getting-started-understanding-the-basics/search-101.md).&#x20;

### To do this - in the same conversation thread follow up with the prompt:

"Take these keywords and organize them into a single list. Separate each term with a space and pipe character"

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Which then provided the following:

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Finally - we can use these terms to create a search, or even a market report. Copy the terms, and then paste them into a new search like this:

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Now add whatever filters you think would work best for the data you are trying to pull.


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