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The article uses this query as a motivating example: "What’s the title of the consumer at the highest level of a food chain?" But the results page (for me) do
by robotresearcher 11y ago
The article uses this query as a motivating example:
"What’s the title of the consumer at the highest level of a food chain?"
But the results page (for me) does not contain the words 'apex predator'. The top result is the wikipedia page for "Consumer (food chain)", which does contain that term.
It would have been very cool if the AI could have identified the concept described by the query. But it didn't. It just found a very relevant page for three strings in the query.
The journalist doesn't report on the results of this example. Who came up with it and why?
- yanose 11y agoGoogle will get to apex predator if I search "what predator is at the top of the food chain?" or "what type of animal is at the top of the food chain?" but it fails to do so if I ask "what consumer is at the top of the food chain?" It seems like "consumer" is too ambiguous to work in this example.