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Search engines have a big difference which is that they usually direct you to the original website.
by Shawnj2 3y ago
Search engines have a big difference which is that they usually direct you to the original website.
- nickthegreek 3y agoBing's LLM does that too.
- Shawnj2 3y agoBut it also tells you everything on the page without needing to click It’s basically the “does this replace the original content” doctrine of fair use
- nickthegreek 3y agoDoesn't Google knowledge graph do that as well? Google is always giving me the answers I need before I click on a site. This was already normalized behavior prior to the existence of LLMs.
- chaosite 3y agoThe knowledge graph is Wikipedia, that they use under license, or other sources that they have paid for a license to use. What you're thinking of is "featured snippets". As far as I know, the justification behind those is that they are exact quotes that are followed by a citation (a link). Google argues those are fair use, since it's a properly referenced quote.