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I don't use Google anymore, and haven't in over a year (I use kagi instead) but for finding information that could be buried deep within slow, ad ridden website
by paradox460 1y ago
I don't use Google anymore, and haven't in over a year (I use kagi instead) but for finding information that could be buried deep within slow, ad ridden websites, the AI and quick question features are indispensable. Things like "is game XYZ available on gamepass" or "which is state is comparable in area to germany" are good examples of this
- bitpush 1y agoDoes Kagi have AI Mode?
- ac29 1y agoKagi assistant is hybrid search / LLM
- bitpush 1y agoWhat model are they using?
- jgeurts 1y agoThey offer most models from the large AI players (anthropic, openai, mistral, meta, grok, google, deepseek)
- bitpush 1y agoWhy would you use Kagi instead of any of these models directly?
- lostdesign 1y agoconvenience through a UI?
- paradox460 1y agoYou get all of them for the price of one kagi sub instead of a half dozen subs
- greazy 1y agoThey're also free.
- paradox460 1y agoThey have a few interfaces that you can trigger an AI answer through The first, and most useful to me, is when you just append a ? to your query. This pops up the answer in an info box at the top of a search, and then shows related results below The second is the assistant mode, which pops up either when you use the continuing link at the bottom of an info box, or trigger it directly via the assistant URL. This is the standard conversational interface