zenserp

zenserp

4.0

zenserp is hosted online, so all tools can be tested directly either in theInspector tabor in theOnline Client.

If you are the rightful owner of zenserp and would like to certify it and/or have it hosted online, please leave a comment on the right or send an email to henry@mcphub.com.

Zenserp is a powerful MCP server designed to provide real-time access to search engine results.

Test Report

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Evaluation
Total Score: 8/10

Evaluation Summary

  • Strengths:
    1. Accuracy/Correctness:
    • The agent consistently provides accurate and relevant information across various topics, such as trending technologies, AI regulations, climate change policies, medical advancements, and renewable energy developments.
    • It effectively summarizes key points from articles and reports, offering clear insights into complex subjects.
    1. Usefulness/Clarity:
    • The agent presents information in a structured and concise manner, making it easy for users to understand the main points.
    • It includes links to original sources, allowing users to explore further details if needed.
  • Weaknesses:
    1. Completeness:
    • The agent occasionally omits significant developments or additional context that could provide a more comprehensive overview of the topics discussed.
    • It tends to focus heavily on certain aspects, such as AI in medical technology, while overlooking other relevant advancements.
    1. Consistency with Claimed Capabilities:
    • The agent does not consistently mention the use of the Zenserp tool for obtaining search engine results, which is a claimed capability.
    • It could enhance credibility by explicitly referencing the tools and methods used to gather information.
  • Suggestions for Improvement:
    • Expand Coverage: Include a broader range of developments and advancements to provide a more comprehensive response.
    • Explicitly Mention Tools Used: Clearly indicate the use of the Zenserp tool or other methods to align with claimed capabilities and enhance transparency.
  • Overall, the agent demonstrates strong information retrieval and summarization skills but could improve by expanding coverage and explicitly mentioning the tools used.
  • Test case 1
    Score: 7/10
    What are the top 5 trending technologies in 2025 according to recent search engine results?

    According to recent search results, here are the top 5 trending technologies in 2025:

    1. Structural Battery Composites - These materials combine energy storage and structural support, potentially revolutionizing battery technology in various applications.

    2. Agentic AI - Artificial intelligence systems that take on a more proactive role in decision-making processes, which can lead to significant advancements in automation and efficiency.

    3. Post-quantum Cryptography - As quantum computing becomes more prevalent, new cryptographic methods are being developed to secure data against quantum attacks.

    4. Neuromorphic Computing - This technology mimics the human brain's architecture to improve computing efficiency and performance, especially in AI-related tasks.

    5. Synthetic Media - Media that is generated or altered using AI, which raises questions about authenticity and copyright while also offering new content creation opportunities.

    These technologies are expected to advance significantly and impact various industries, shaping the future landscape of technology in 2025.

  • Test case 2
    Score: 7/10
    What are the key differences between the European Union's AI Act and the United States' AI regulatory approach as of now?

    The European Union's AI Act and the United States' approach to AI regulation differ significantly in their structure, focus, and implementation strategies. Here's a breakdown of the key differences:

    1. Regulatory Framework:

      • EU AI Act: The EU has proposed a comprehensive regulatory framework known as the AI Act. It categorizes AI systems into different risk levels (unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal risk) and imposes strict requirements on high-risk AI systems. The focus is on ensuring safety, transparency, and accountability.
      • US Approach: The United States does not have a single, comprehensive AI regulatory framework. Instead, it relies on a sector-specific approach, where existing regulatory bodies oversee AI applications within their domains (e.g., the FDA for healthcare, the FTC for consumer protection).

    2. Risk-Based Approach:

      • EU AI Act: The EU's approach is explicitly risk-based, with specific obligations for AI systems based on their risk category. High-risk AI systems face stringent requirements, including conformity assessments and documentation.
      • US Approach: The US approach is less formalized in terms of risk categorization. It emphasizes innovation and flexibility, with a focus on guidelines and principles rather than strict regulations.

    3. Transparency and Accountability:

      • EU AI Act: The EU places a strong emphasis on transparency and accountability. It requires clear documentation, human oversight, and transparency measures for high-risk AI systems.
      • US Approach: The US approach encourages transparency and accountability but often through voluntary guidelines and industry standards rather than mandatory regulations.

    4. Innovation and Flexibility:

      • EU AI Act: While the EU AI Act aims to foster innovation, it does so within a structured regulatory framework that some critics argue could stifle innovation due to compliance costs and bureaucratic hurdles.
      • US Approach: The US approach prioritizes innovation and economic growth, often favoring a lighter regulatory touch to avoid hindering technological advancement.

    5. Implementation and Enforcement:

      • EU AI Act: The EU's AI Act includes enforcement mechanisms and penalties for non-compliance. It is designed to be uniformly applied across all member states.
      • US Approach: The US lacks a unified enforcement mechanism for AI regulation, relying instead on existing regulatory bodies and industry self-regulation.

    Overall, the EU's AI Act represents a more centralized and structured approach to AI regulation, focusing on risk management and consumer protection. In contrast, the US approach is more decentralized, emphasizing innovation and flexibility with a reliance on existing regulatory frameworks and industry standards.

  • Test case 3
    Score: 8/10
    Perform a search using the Zenserp tool to find the latest news articles about climate change policies that have been implemented in the last month. Summarize the key points from at least three different articles.

    I've found three relevant articles about climate change policies that have been implemented recently. Here are the key points from each:

    1. June UN Climate Meetings 2025 - Updates:

      • This article discusses the latest developments from the UN Climate Meetings held in June 2025.
      • The focus was on policy coherence and coordinated action among nations.
      • It emphasized collaborative efforts between various UN bodies to enhance climate action.

    2. Repeal of Clean Energy Law Will Mean a Hotter Planet:

      • This article highlights a looming policy change where Republicans plan to repeal significant clean energy tax credits.
      • Experts warn that this action could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions and exacerbate climate change.
      • It underscores the critical role of these tax incentives in promoting clean energy solutions.

    3. Scaling Climate Technologies for Action:

      • The article reports on the first Climate Week of 2025 held in Panama, which showcased various climate technologies.
      • It discusses initiatives aimed at scaling up these technologies to tackle climate change effectively.
      • The focus was on creating real-world solutions that can be implemented globally to mitigate climate impacts.

    These articles provide an overview of the current climate policy landscape, highlighting both advancements and setbacks in the fight against climate change.

  • Test case 4
    Score: 7/10
    What are the latest advancements in medical technology that have been published in peer-reviewed journals in the last three months?

    Here are some recent advancements in medical technology published in peer-reviewed journals over the last three months:

    1. The Future of Medicine

      • Source: Nature Medicine
      • Summary: This article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are transforming diagnostics, treatments, and the physician-patient relationship.

    2. AI in Medicine

    3. Leading the Way in Medical Technology

      • Source: Nature
      • Summary: Highlights innovations in diagnostics, including the discovery of new biomarkers and the use of AI and automation.

    4. Advances in Digital Technology in Healthcare

      • Source: Nature
      • Summary: Discusses how digital technologies can enhance care quality, reduce human error, and save healthcare resources.

    5. Health Technology - NEJM Catalyst

      • Source: NEJM Catalyst
      • Summary: Features telemedicine innovations applied to a range of healthcare needs.

    6. Innovation and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

      • Source: Scientific Reports
      • Summary: Discusses the application of computer vision algorithms for interpreting medical imaging, such as CT scans and MRIs.

    These articles reflect a significant focus on AI and digital technologies in the medical field, indicating a trend towards improved diagnostic tools and patient care methods. If you're interested in further details on any specific article, feel free to ask!

  • Test case 5
    Score: 8/10
    What are the latest developments in renewable energy technologies that have been introduced or announced in the last two weeks?

    Here are some of the latest developments in renewable energy technologies from the past two weeks:

    1. Global Energy Investment Trends: A report indicates that global energy investment is expected to rise to $3.3 trillion in 2025, driven largely by solar energy. Specifically, investment in solar, both utility-scale and rooftop, is projected to reach $450 billion, making it the largest item in global energy investment. You can read more about this here.

    2. Supporting National Climate Action: A new guidebook has been released to help countries turn their renewable energy ambitions into actionable technology plans. This initiative aims to support national climate actions through renewable energy technologies. More details are available here.

    3. Key Trends in Clean Energy Technology: A recent analysis highlights four key trends to watch in clean energy technology for 2025, including the increased focus on industrial policy, the energy demands of AI, and the need for innovative solutions to meet growing energy needs. You can find the full analysis here.

    4. 2025 Renewable Energy Industry Outlook: According to a new outlook report, significant developments are expected in the renewable energy sector, such as the repurposing of brownfield sites for solar and wind energy deployment. Full insights can be read here.

    5. Lazard's Levelized Cost of Energy Report: Lazard has released its 2025 report on the levelized cost of energy, confirming that utility-scale solar and onshore wind remain the most cost-effective forms of new energy buildouts, even amidst economic challenges. More information is available here.

    These resources provide a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements and trends in renewable energy technologies. If you need more specific details or further information, feel free to ask!