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Honestly? No. Not really. But I think that's a reflection of the kinds of things I search for and how/why I search. I'm rarely looking for an answer to a specif
by mindcrime 2y ago
Honestly? No. Not really. But I think that's a reflection of the kinds of things I search for and how/why I search. I'm rarely looking for an answer to a specific question (the kind of thing I might go to Gemini or ChatGPT for), but am typically just using Google as a short-cut to avoid having to memorize web addresses. It's like a higher layer above DNS. I just type a vague description of the site I want to go to in my browser's URL bar, let the Google search execute, and then click the link.
So yes, that implies that I typically browse by going mostly to sites that I already know I want to visit. And the handful of things that I do search for that are in "simple question" form, are things that Google does a pretty good job of answering anyway.
I do use LLM's (I pay for both Gemini and ChatGPT and run an Ollama server locally, just to illustrate) but that hasn't really affected the way I use Google.