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I don't mean to undermine your efforts, but google seems to give me mostly the same information. How do you plan to edge them out/differentiate?
by findjashua 10y ago
I don't mean to undermine your efforts, but google seems to give me mostly the same information. How do you plan to edge them out/differentiate?
- okito 10y agoIf Google works for you, stick with it! Ozlo is for those questions where using Google would make you do all the work - like finding the best place for a burger in SOMA or automatically remembering restaurants you wanted to try. You can see some added examples in our blog post: https://medium.com/teamozlo/introducing-ozlo-d5cce73d7ba5 https://medium.com/teamozlo/introducing-ozlo-d5cce73d7ba5
- machinelearning 10y agoFrom what I can tell, this seems to reduce the cognitive load of a search session way more than using Google (for certain use cases). The advantages are: fewer clicks/taps, session state is saved on the page and suggestions reduce typing. They seem like minor things but make a huge difference in practice when you are trying to decide between a few options. That being said, curious to see if the team can get handle the limitations of machine learning and maintain the quality of search as it scales.