3 ms·

> That's a good question to ask to an AI What makes you say that? By what metric?

• imchillyb 1y ago
  Not OP, but… Asking Google about one watt lasers inevitably produces junk that does not address the question at all. Sifting and sorting through that junk is tiresome. AI provides a succinct answer with as much depth is requested and can further clarify or expound on the original findings. What’s not to like about such interactions? And, furthermore, how is the AI interaction in this case not objectively ‘better’ than a Google search?
  • addaon 1y ago
    > What’s not to like about such interactions? The at-best-coincidental correlation with accuracy and truth.
    • ben_w 1y ago
      While I agree (despite generally liking AI, I agree), this has been a shared similarity with web search results for some years already.
• astrobe_ 1y ago
  I think at least it is good at answering questions that have been asked before, in some way or another. But the real question is, why didn't I also ask my follow up question to it, instead of trying to talk with humans? I think I prefer to learn from real people with hands-on experience, and maybe hear amazing or amusing stories in the process.