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You are mistaking again model with dataset. To be on the same knowledge depth they both have to use the same dataset, the difference is that in search engine yo
by lossolo 4y ago
You are mistaking again model with dataset. To be on the same knowledge depth they both have to use the same dataset, the difference is that in search engine you have points of references, rankings and reputation of sites, human discussion and the most important source of the answer, so a lot of signals on which you can also rank the answer yourself. In language model you have none of that, ZERO signals and not only it can return answer that was NOT in the dataset but it can make it plausible looking.
- throwaway09223 4y ago> "You are mistaking again model with dataset. " No, what I'm doing is considering the web content (incentivized by the ad systems Google provides) with the web search systems. > "and not only it can return answer that was NOT in the dataset but it can make it plausible looking." This is exactly what SEO spammers do. It's the same.