> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adalysis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adalysis.com/manage/search-terms/ai-max-search-terms.md). # AI Max search terms Adalysis helps you manage AI Max search terms and assess the value they add to your account. Start in **Manage** > **Search terms** > **AI Max**, where you can see performance data and take key actions. ### View and filter AI Max search terms See, sort, and filter your AI Max search terms to better understand your campaign's performance. Click the icons in the **Ad combinations** column to see the headlines and landing pages used by Google for each search term. Adalysis removes search terms blocked by negative keywords during the selected date range. This means you can focus on actionable search terms. **Blocked search terms** shows what's been filtered out.

### Search terms overlap Compare the performance for overlapping AI Max and non-AI Max search terms to assess the value AI Max adds. #### Individual search terms When overlap exists, you can see performance breakdowns for individual terms in the **Overlap with non-AI Max search terms** column.

#### Ad group, campaign and account level Under **Search terms overlap**, switch between ad group, campaign, and account-level analysis. Click the blue comparison links for a performance breakdown.

### Analyzing AI Max n-grams Adalysis supports AI Max n-grams at the account and campaign level. N-grams make it much easier to analyze large numbers of search terms and get insights into your data. By breaking search terms into patterns of 1-5 words and reaggregating the performance data, you can spot trends you’d otherwise miss.

### Adding AI Max search terms as keywords To add new keywords to your campaign, select them in your search terms list and click **Add as keyword**. You can then choose from existing ad groups or create a new one.

### Adding AI Max search terms as negative keywords Select the search terms you want to block and click **Add as negative keyword**. Adalysis will flag any conflicts with live keywords. You can also choose the match type and level (ad group, campaign, account, or list).