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It doesn’t take much effort to verify and cross reference check in most of the scenarios. But I have no idea how they will fight against LLM-optimized SEO-hell.
by tokioyoyo 2y ago
It doesn’t take much effort to verify and cross reference check in most of the scenarios. But I have no idea how they will fight against LLM-optimized SEO-hell. Like I could see products flat out flying in the ads, hoping for LLMs to pick that up and suggest to users. Source of truth will matter even more.
- reaperducer 2y agoIt doesn’t take much effort to verify and cross reference check in most of the scenarios. And yet people still drive into rivers because Google Maps tells them to. Never underestimate the power of "computers are never wrong."
- tokioyoyo 2y agoHow many times has that happened? Those cases make the headlines, but it’s so rare that, in my opinion, they can be disregarded. Nothing is perfect, just assess your risks and tolerance to error. That’s subjective, so one acts accordingly.
- reaperducer 2y agoOnce is enough. It's easy to disregard when it isn't you or someone you love. The rest of us were born with empathy.
- tokioyoyo 2y agoIt’s really not though. It goes back to the whole “at that point you shouldn’t drive/fly/cross the road because you might die” argument. Literally millions (billions?) people commute every day using navigation apps. There will be accidents, but so far it’s been statistically insignificant, so people keep using them. Everyone has their own risk tolerances.