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This is great. I haven't tried OpenAI or Google's Deep Research, so maybe I'm not seeing the relative crapness that others in the comments are seeing. But for
by afro88 2y ago
This is great. I haven't tried OpenAI or Google's Deep Research, so maybe I'm not seeing the relative crapness that others in the comments are seeing.
But for the query "what made the Amiga 500 sound chip special" it wrote a fantastic and detailed article: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-made-the-amiga-500-sound-6SON9.D6SqeJzWu_Ai0wYQ https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-made-the-amiga-500-sou...
For me personally it was a great read and I learnt a few things I didn't know before about it.
- wrsh07 2y agoI'm pleasantly surprised by the quality. Like you, I haven't tried the others, but I have heard tips about what questions they excel at (product research, "what is the process for x" where x can be publish a book or productionize some other thing) and the initial result was high quality with tables and the links were also high quality. Might have just gotten lucky, but as they say "this is the worst it will ever be"^ ^ this is true and false. True in the sense that the technology will keep getting better, false in the sense that users might create websites that take advantage of the tools or that the creators might start injecting organic ads into the results