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If you see search engine market composition there’s barely any dent to Google’s share of the traffic. More and more people are realising that LLMs and search e
by jimsimmons 4y ago
If you see search engine market composition there’s barely any dent to Google’s share of the traffic.
More and more people are realising that LLMs and search engines are complimentary and do not compete.
- fastball 4y agoI've replaced 90% of my Google searches with GPT-4 conversations.
- jimsimmons 4y agoProof by anecdote?
- uptownfunk 4y agoIs LLM traffic counted in that? Google’s share of the traffic won’t matter much if there isn’t much overall search traffic left (and everything gets swallowed by LLM traffic) LLMs being complementary and not competitive is hard to believe. It’s not an exact substitute for search but there’s a massive overlap. LLMs are basically search 2.0. They will eventually swallow search and can and will do so much more. Especially at the rate the technology is progressing. They have also simultaneously introduced a new natural language user interface to technology. Before it is mouse and keyboard command, now it is natural language commands. Maybe not so relevant to the google ad revenue topic at hand though.
- jimsimmons 4y agoBing exposes both chat and search via a common webpage afaik. Not sure if there's been a notable drop in overall search volume. > LLMs are basically search 2.0. They will eventually swallow search and can and will do so much more. Especially at the rate the technology is progressing. this is a possibility but it is far from clear that it is so. > Especially at the rate the technology is progressing. Like self-driving cars progressed?