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What if your searches are to be "creative"? For instance I was testing it on "warehouse optimization". I tried googling that to find ideas, getting lots of SEO
by matsemann 4y ago
What if your searches are to be "creative"? For instance I was testing it on "warehouse optimization". I tried googling that to find ideas, getting lots of SEO spam articles and things not relevant. Then I have to modify the query to hone in on what I actually want. Then wade through articles until I finally find some cool ideas to check out if are applicable to us.
With chatGPT I wrote a few sentences about our warehouse and asked it how to optimize some part of our process. Then it spat out 5 suggestions that were quite tailored. The same as I found when googling, but instantly in the correct context without me having to skim loads of google results and try various queries to avoid spam.
- realusername 4y agoAnd the less experienced you are in IT, the better it's going to be to ask chatGPT rather than a search engine. Quickly parsing web pages and keyword optimisation are skills not everybody has. Sure there's some prompt optimisation on the GPT side but it's nowhere as complex as navigating through Google and the results are just there.
- Geee 4y agoI was just thinking about this the other day. We have built quite an enormous tacit skill & muscle memory for being able to search & skim articles and find something useful on Google. Our own neural nets have been trained for years on Google results, and that's why it feels so natural and easy to us. In reality, it's enormously difficult task, and also impossible to teach to someone.