> ChatGPT is also plugged into a search engine, so maybe it's plugged in... more? Not sure. I haven't used ChatGPT search, but I have used Perplexity. The way

> ChatGPT is also plugged into a search engine, so maybe it's plugged in... more? Not sure. I haven't used ChatGPT search, but I have used Perplexity. The way that it works, it will potentially do like a dozen searches to try to understand your question (if it needs to), search individual topics in the question, search joint topics in the question, and then take 20 results or so, including web pages and videos, and synthesize an answer to your question. > If anyone makes an LLM which only knows what's in Wikipedia, and doesn't hallucinate anything else, they would clean up. Kagi has a "lens" feature that lets you scope down web results to certain sources. It's supposed to be able to be used in their AI assistant, but it's currently ignored / broken there. They are working on a large overhaul (I think it's supposed to be out by the end of this month?), hopefully that works after that. You could achieve what you described using that then.