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# Spring 2026 webinar

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/wiBgwLWKwWLRYLRUhxPD/blobs/4PLvlSo4p5pW1650EIfZ/47604128526996)

From in-the-moment intercept studies to AI-powered study creation, we’re building tools that help you go from idea to insight with less friction and more confidence.

**What to expect:**

* **Intercept studies, reimagined.** Capture in-context feedback with a new approach to intercepts. Learn how we’re connecting behavior and insights with flexible targeting and smarter use of behavioral attributes.
* **Agentic study drafting.** Meet our AI-powered AI Studio. Go from blank page to draft screener or study in minutes, collaborate with your team, and launch faster.
* **AI moderator** (beta preview). Get an early look at our upcoming AI moderator, designed to help you scale interviews and uncover themes faster.
* **Smarter recruiting, less friction.** From enhanced behavioral targeting to streamlined Bring Your Own (BYO) participation, we’re removing barriers so you can recruit and field with more control.
* **Research workflows upgrades.** See live demos of new study templates and our tree testing feature—built to help your team standardize, validate, and move forward with confidence.

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