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I’ve used it on occasion…. IMO it’s not bad at finding you something related to your query, but it pales in comparison to google for finding something specific.
I’ve used it on occasion…. IMO it’s not bad at finding you something related to your query, but it pales in comparison to google for finding something specific.
Yeah… decades ago when I was a socially awkward teenager, I actually was called out for that usage by people who were definitely not terminally online (hard to accomplish via dialup)…. and then I reflected and made a point not to do that anymore.
If you don’t get called out irl for that, this probably is primarily a reflection of the culture of the people you are associating with.
LLMs aren’t AI… they’re essentially a glorified autocorrect system that are stuck at the surface level.
I wish the article touched on the nano particles more… like, what happens to them after you’re done? Are they dissolved or expelled (or do they pile up in various parts of the body and cause chronic issues…)?
Wait, what’s the connection between monkeys and gazelles that makes this make sense?