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Wikipedia is the best first point of entry, but if you do use Claude, just tell it to do web search for you: https://claude.ai/share/73e67582-3e03-454b-aa12-e89
by danielbln 1y ago
Wikipedia is the best first point of entry, but if you do use Claude, just tell it to do web search for you: https://claude.ai/share/73e67582-3e03-454b-aa12-e8906bd7b3fd https://claude.ai/share/73e67582-3e03-454b-aa12-e8906bd7b3fd
- croes 1y agoWhy not just do a web search?
- geocrasher 1y agoI can't speak for users of Claude, but as a user of Perplexity, having an LLM do a web search has uncovered sources I'd never have considered. The only time I use Google anymore is when I know exactly what I'm looking for. When I'm in research/discovery mode, I use Perplexity. Its search/analysis is a lot slower than a Google search, but saves me time overall and generally gives me solutions that I'd have to spend time sorting through a Google search to find, in less time than it takes to do so.
- wjnc 1y agoClaude gave a great answer at the link, at least for me. There might be a plus in learning as well since the answer is well structured with a recognizable style. Say, the scientific article above, has a distinct style and really was not high school physics level.