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Append a ? to a Kagi search and you get the best of both worlds: it'll add LLM results (Claude at the moment) to a box at the top of your search. I think it's

by hedora 2y ago

Append a ? to a Kagi search and you get the best of both worlds: it'll add LLM results (Claude at the moment) to a box at the top of your search. I think it's some sort of RAG model that they built on top of their search engine. You can try the LLM half of it here without an account: https://kagi.com/fastgpt https://kagi.com/fastgpt edit: I tried the perplexity link in the article. For my test query, the text it generated was similar, but it didn't cite any websites to back up its claims. That's useless! I thought having the LLM link to sources was already table stakes.

mdp2021 2y ago
> kagi ... fastgpt I asked a speculative question to FastGPT@Kagi and it returned a "Dunno" as the three Wikipedia pages it suggests having checked did not contain an obvious reply. I asked the same to Perplexity and it returned a plausible speculative logical reply with more credible reference links. There is a strong difference between "looking for documents" and "asking sensible questions". FastGPT@Kagi could neither reply to the question nor find web pages that could be interesting to extrapolate the answer.