> Now it has changed to asking AI, the exact question and it being a better search engine. Except that you get mostly the wrong answers. And it's not too bad w

> Now it has changed to asking AI, the exact question and it being a better search engine. Except that you get mostly the wrong answers. And it's not too bad when it's obviously wrong or you already know the answer. It is bad and really bad when you're noob and trying to ask AI about stuff you don't know yet. How would you be able to discern a hallucination from statistics bias from truth? It is inherent problem of LLMs and no amount of progress would be able to solve it. And it's only gonna get worse, with human information rapidly being consumed and regurgitated in 100x more volume. In 10 years there will be no google, there won't be the need to find a written article. Instead, you will generate a new one in couple clicks. And we will treat as truth, because there might as well not be any.