Yeah, if you already know where you’re going then sure, add it to Dashy or make a bookmark in your browser.
But, if you’re going to search for something anyway. Then why would you use regular search and skim the tiny amount of random text that gets returned with Google’s results? In the same amount of time, you could dump the entire contents of the pages into an LLM’s context window and have it tailor the response to your question based on the text.
You still have to actually click on some links to get to the real information, but a summary generated from the contents of the results is more likely to be relevant than the text presented in Google’s results page. In both cases you still have a list of links, generated by a search engine and not AI, which are responsive to your query.
Yeah, if you already know where you’re going then sure, add it to Dashy or make a bookmark in your browser.
But, if you’re going to search for something anyway. Then why would you use regular search and skim the tiny amount of random text that gets returned with Google’s results? In the same amount of time, you could dump the entire contents of the pages into an LLM’s context window and have it tailor the response to your question based on the text.
You still have to actually click on some links to get to the real information, but a summary generated from the contents of the results is more likely to be relevant than the text presented in Google’s results page. In both cases you still have a list of links, generated by a search engine and not AI, which are responsive to your query.