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For any given word, there are multiple meanings that vary by context, along with possible misspellings, etc. So a search on a specific phrase can yield a fracta
by mikewarot 4y ago
For any given word, there are multiple meanings that vary by context, along with possible misspellings, etc. So a search on a specific phrase can yield a fractal tree of possible interpretations/matches.
It would be useful if a search engine could find the top 10 different interpretations of the phrase in latent space, and offer the top results (with a means to pursue more) in each of those separate meanings.
For example: "hypertext markup" matches way too many things about HTML, and not enough things about marking up (annotating) hypertext
LLMs could make search much more powerful in this manner.
ChatGPT, on the other hand... is not a search engine, even before you consider its tendency towards BS.