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Unless they split the screen into two, it makes no sense at all. These are two very different activities: when I search for "how to implement self-balancing bin
by benterix 2y ago
Unless they split the screen into two, it makes no sense at all. These are two very different activities: when I search for "how to implement self-balancing binary search trees in C" it means one thing, when I search for "german history wiki" I mean something completely different and I don't need hallucinating chatbot standing on my way.
The way for Google to beat OpenAI is to recognize AI chatbot usage is going to make a dent in web search usage and further develop Gemini to make it jump from the current GPT-3.5 to 4.0. When combined with a huge context window, they could quickly make people switch and own both web search and AI search. With the current strategy, they just make people migrate away from their web search.
- davidguetta 2y agoI dont disagree but i think they are currently SUPER LUCKY that open ai isnt going harder on making chatgpt available for more of the general public. There are still 60 70% people who havent tried it like my parents. They still have a window to stay relevant one way or the other
- rsynnott 2y ago> when I search for "how to implement self-balancing binary search trees in C" it means one thing I mean, even then you’d surely prefer to be pointed to an article by an actual human than getting whatever an LLM spits out?