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Remember the semantic web where people annotate search pages with data? I think the "meta" keywords tag was the closest that ever got to adoption. Guess why i
by narrator 2y ago
Remember the semantic web where people annotate search pages with data? I think the "meta" keywords tag was the closest that ever got to adoption.
Guess why it failed? It was largely used as a way to trick search engines. Same reason as your vision of the perfectly honest and correct search engine and look chatbot will never be perfect. It's because people lie to search engines to spam and get traffic they don't deserve. The whole history of search is Google and others dealing with spam. Same goes for email. Google largely defeating spam made them the kings of the email world.
Everyone will need their own personal spam filter for the world for everything ones the artificial super intelligences fill the whole world with spam, scams and just plain old social engineering propaganda because we will be like helpless four year old children in the world of AI super intelligence without our AI parents to look out for us.
Your vision of the god system determining what is truth is like saying there will be a single source of truth for what is and is not a spam email. Not going to scale and not going to be perfect, but good enough with AI and technology. Really hope there's an opt-out though since Google had memoryholed most of the Internet.
- lancesells 2y ago> It was largely used as a way to trick search engines. I imagine this happens with LLMs and everything else over time. Along with the ads and pay for placement.