That's likely true for search queries that can be phrased as or somehow represent a question (that can be answered with the information contained in the trainin

That's likely true for search queries that can be phrased as or somehow represent a question (that can be answered with the information contained in the training data, usually limited to 2021 atm). For all others, probably not so much. Try GPT4's web plugin. It's not a pleasant experience. There's a gap in the market for a search engine whose incentive structure doesn't cause it to become corrupted.