I find myself missing the golden age of Google, where it actually returned results and answers that you wanted, on subjects you were looking for. Even now, vers

I find myself missing the golden age of Google, where it actually returned results and answers that you wanted, on subjects you were looking for. Even now, versus two years ago, I tried finding a snippet of a notice in a newspaper with specifics about a name change someone petitioned in California. I found it then, and had bookmarked it, but trying to find it again just turns up absolute garbage, thankfully I found the bookmark. I can go to ChatGPT and ask it about the best vegetable or fruit to grow in a several gallon Kratky setup, looking for the same sort of answer in Google returns absolute garbage. I'll concede that LLMs like ChatGPT are the future, thanks to the NLU stuff from OpenAI and the dataset, but only the future of "agents" if you want to call it that. The "intelligence" exhibited emergent from language itself, from the massive dataset it has trawled. Our language and knowledge. But at the same time I surely hope that another AI winter doesn't come because of people over-promising and under-delivering. Or, too much focus on LLMs themselves because of that "wow" factor, the same wow factor you got in the past, when search engines weren't garbage if you knew how to use them and what their shortcomings were.