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> they can already find the “right” answer to most queries in seconds. Why is “right” in quotes? The point of searching is (should be, if you care even remotel
by latexr 1y ago
> they can already find the “right” answer to most queries in seconds.
Why is “right” in quotes? The point of searching is (should be, if you care even remotely about truth) to find accurate information. I don’t want “right” information that is actually wrong, I want correct information.
> The bottleneck is no longer finding information—it’s how that information is delivered.
Considering the amount of disinformation out there and the concerted efforts to propagate more, the world you’re describing is awful and leading us rapidly into a bad path.
- maxmartinezruts 1y agoThat's a very good point! I was assuming all tools will converge to the similar answers because we're reaching a point of convergence where all models are similarly capable and use the same web sources. In that world where correctness is no longer a competitive advantage because all of the alternatives are correct, I do thing aesthetics play a bigger role. But I agree with your point is right that sacrificing correctness for aesthetics brings us to a bad path.