This is going to take a long time. Longer than one would think if one is using the progression of the language model as a basis for this prediction. There are

This is going to take a long time. Longer than one would think if one is using the progression of the language model as a basis for this prediction. There are a lot of pitfalls and erroneous assumptions built into both Google's current search and the information used to train AI/ML models. Two big ones are "assuming that a person searching for something and accepting the answer means it's a successful search" and "assuming a person searching/asking for something actually wants what they're asking for". I'm a librarian with several years of reference experience under my belt and neither of those things are true. They're both good tools for a well considered and well informed information search, but that 'well considered and well informed' is doing a lot of heavy lifting.