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It invents citations too, constantly. You could look up the things it cites, although at that point, what are you actually gaining? And I’m not saying this mak
by Analemma_ 2y ago
It invents citations too, constantly. You could look up the things it cites, although at that point, what are you actually gaining?
And I’m not saying this makes them useless: I pay for Claude and am a reasonably happy customer, despite the occasional bullshit. But none of that is relevant to my point that the bots get held to a different standard than Google search and I don’t see an easy way for Google to deal with that.
- JustExAWS 2y agoDo you pay for ChatGPT? The paid version of ChatGPT has had a web search tool for ages. It will search the web and give you live links.
- GiorgioG 2y agoChatGPT has had web search for exactly 58 days. I guess our definitions of 'ages' differ by several orders of magnitude.
- JustExAWS 2y agoThe paid version has had web access for at least a year March 23rd 2023 https://openai.com/index/chatgpt-plugins/ https://openai.com/index/chatgpt-plugins/ That’s 666 days. So you are off by over “one order of magnitude”
- GiorgioG 2y agoA plugin? You’re joking.
- JustExAWS 2y agoIt’s a “plug in” built into the paid version of ChatGPT, run by default and created by OpenAI. This isn’t a third party obscure plug in. All “tools” use a plug in architecture
- GiorgioG 2y agoYou're a troll, and I'm done feeding you.
- scarface_74 2y agoWhat part is “trolling”? Paid users have been able to use ChatGPT using the built in web browsing plug in for over a year just by saying “please provide citations” or “verify that”. What you say has been around for a few weeks has literally been around for paid users for over a year