Very specific queries. "I run every single day, how have my heart and muscles changed in the last x years." "Can I pressure cook seitan in two sessions, so I

Very specific queries. "I run every single day, how have my heart and muscles changed in the last x years." "Can I pressure cook seitan in two sessions, so I cook it along with my soup as well?" "The character from my book gets a little annoying in chapter 16, does that get better (no spoilers.)" Either of these would have you wading through tons of random websites to collect the necessary information, and in the case of the cooking questions through a load of noisy SEO'd cooking websites, ugh. Wgen asking the LLM I get a specific answer to my exact query. It comes with uncertainty (hallucination etc.) but either it's a topic where fuzziness is irrelevant or a search enabled LLM grounds the truth and gets rid of most hallucinations. Either way, sifting through search results is not what I want to do if I want a specific question answered, that's a machine's job.