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Try out phind.com for an example. The LLM generates a query for the search engine to fetch web results. It can include clickable links to the sources in its res
by poikroequ 2y ago
Try out phind.com for an example. The LLM generates a query for the search engine to fetch web results. It can include clickable links to the sources in its response.
They accomplish this by training/fine-tuning the LLM to output special tokens, or special syntax, which is interpreted in code to perform some action, such as calling out to an API. This is how chatgpt and Gemini are able to automatically search the web and generate images and such. Yes, LLMs just output tokens, but those tokens can be interpreted to perform actions in code.