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I wonder where Google ("improving quality to compete") and Open ai/Microsoft ("reducing quality to advertise") will end up meeting. If GPTSearch ends up as inf

I wonder where Google ("improving quality to compete") and Open ai/Microsoft ("reducing quality to advertise") will end up meeting. If GPTSearch ends up as infested with spam and ads as Google it will be little more than a new input interface with embedded ads in the output. Part of the appeal right now (for me) is it's lack of SEO spam and over the top ads. That won't last (obviously), at least not for their mainstream implementation.

tluyben2 4y ago
I still would pay for good search without ads. Definitely google should make more than me clicking ads, which, in the past 20 years (or however long it is that google has apps), happened 0 times. I know why, but there must be a model that works like that?
- berdon 4y ago
  Kagi.com - paid for, ad free, searching. I don’t work for Kagi, just a very, very happy user.
- arlcode 4y ago
  I would do too but apparently big companies doing search right now aren't interested. To me at least there is no indication that AI will fundamentally change that (unfortunately).