FWIW I searched this story not long after it broke and Google - yes the traditional "old school search engine" - had an AI-generated summary of the story with a

FWIW I searched this story not long after it broke and Google - yes the traditional "old school search engine" - had an AI-generated summary of the story with a breakdown of the whys and how's right there at the top of the page. This was basically real time given or take 10 minutes. I am not sure why people think OpenAI et al are going to eat Google's lunch here. Seems like they're already doing AI-for-search and if there is anyone who can do it cheaply and at scale I bet on Google being the ones to do it (with all their data centers, data integrations/crawlers, and custom hardware and experience etc). I doubt some startup using the Bing-index and renting off-the-shelf Nvidia hardware using investor-funds is going to leapfrog Google-scale infrastructure and expertise.