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That's a pretty neat use of AI for a subset of use cases. I like it. I just asked it "Why does JavaScript keep crashing", with no particular details, and it was
by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
That's a pretty neat use of AI for a subset of use cases. I like it. I just asked it "Why does JavaScript keep crashing", with no particular details, and it was smart enough to show me how console.log() works in order to try and debug this unknown error. It feels good, like asking a friend for help.
I am curious, how do you decide on what kind of content goes in the links bar? It doesn't seem be just news, or just links. I am having hard time figuring out when to resort to the links, vs just using the AI response.
- rushingcreek 4y agoThe links are just regular Bing results.
- trynewideas 4y agoSo what sources does it cite?
- wayy 4y agoIf you mouseover the answer paragraph, you'll see the relevant url / search result. You can click to go to that source.
- trynewideas 4y agoThose sources appear to come directly from the Bing search results. So it's just pulling information from whatever Bing frontpages for the query?
- wayy 4y agoExactly, we use some information from traditional search engines as input to our model.