You mention it in your response, but this whole paradigm looks like an extension of what we have with Google Search. And Google Search is so utterly weak. Not

You mention it in your response, but this whole paradigm looks like an extension of what we have with Google Search. And Google Search is so utterly weak. Not just because of the neutering of search options or the weird priority conflict inside Google, but just because even with litteraly all the data in the world about a specific user it doesn't seems like it can wrangle what a request actually means. It can tell me the time in Chicago, but not what computer would actually be the best for my work. That search will only be spam, irrelevant popular results and paid reviews. Same if I asked for a _good_ pizza recipe, it would probably not understand what that actually means for me. The whole model of "throwing a request in the box and expecting a result" seems broken to me, I mean even between humans it doesn't work that way, why would it work with an advanced AI ? PS: even with more back and forth, I'm imagining what we have now with customer support over chat, and while more efficient than by phone, it's definitely not the interface I want by default