Future of Search and Context
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Future of Search and Context
However, I don’t think it’s right to say that Google search completely sucks . A lot of things we search for now, we take for granted. For example, searching for the nearest cafe that is open right now, getting directions to an unfamiliar place. As the Yellow Pages, Google is great. I often jump off Duck Duck Go if I want to find more information... See more
Elizabeth TaiIn Essays • Is the Internet really broken?
The real villain here is Google.
Google found one of the very best business models of all time, skimming all the surplus profit off of the entire free open internet.
This is the natural end state of that process.
LLMs have three new capabilities that change the nature of search:
- Intuitive leaps: LLMs can answer poorly written questions with spooky-accurate answers. Even when users only vaguely gesture towards what they are trying to say, LLMs can intuit what they actually mean.
- Ingest and understand new materials: Because it’s easy to integrate an LLM into
Evan Armstrong • Vibes-based Search
1/ Some thoughts on Google Search
I was listening to ILtB's episode with Sridhar who played instrumental role in Google's Search success, and is now building Neeva, a subscription based private search product.
As a $GOOG shareholder, I was curious and here's my notes.
descriptiontwitter.comThe problem with Google Search isn't ads. It's a problem of automation vs curation.
What we need is a mimetic search engine¹ (not instead of Google but in addition to it).
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¹ https://t.co/pwxbLXwjAc
Julian Lehrtwitter.com