And it will catch on. Everyone here knows LLMs are not a search engine, yet the average Joe treats chatgpt et al like it is. Just a few days ago I was talking t

And it will catch on. Everyone here knows LLMs are not a search engine, yet the average Joe treats chatgpt et al like it is. Just a few days ago I was talking to a relative (70yo) and we were arguing about whether the pool at a bathhouse in a smaller town nearby was 25 or 50m. Their website didn't say, and some quick googling didn't reveal anything. So he quickly opened the chatgpt app and a second later told me proudly that it was 50m so he was right. I didn't even try to explain to him how it can't possibly know. Now, Google would obviously not just run a plain old LLM that was trained on their index but give it access to live data, but the same thing will still happen. People won't even be able to think they have a chance to check multiple results and question the validity. Whatever the AI spits out is the truth.