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Not OP, but I think this makes the point, not argues against it. Something has come along that can supplant Google for a wide range of things. And it comes with
by twodave 1y ago
Not OP, but I think this makes the point, not argues against it. Something has come along that can supplant Google for a wide range of things. And it comes without ads (for now). It’s an opportunity to try a different business model, and if they succeed at that then it’s off to the races indeed.
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- asadotzler 1y agoDoctors weren't paying for Google either. If ChatGPT or other LLM AIs play that same role, the OP remains correct.
- ethbr1 1y agoIt makes one point: that LLMs are useful. The other point is still suspect: that LLMs will ever scale to AGI. Which specifically means reliability and explainability for higher-order thinking. The writing is on the wall that LLMs are going to automate failure-tolerant work. But the rub there is that failure-tolerant work is also tolerant of less than state of the art, cost-optimized LLMs. Which leaves OpenAI where? AGI or bust. And I wouldn't take that bet, when MS, Google, and Apple are alternative options.