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Or, more likely, it made up a plausible IP address .
The curls have returned two distinct IPs. Both are google's. How probable is that for a plausible guess? Run the experiment yourself. There was an article a while back that shows the prompt preamble to get you going. See what you get.
This post reads like Nokia/Microsoft reacting to the first iPhone — myopic
I think folks are really underestimating Google in this space. They have: 1) access to way more data than what ChatGPT was trained on 2) access to data freshness through their crawlers 3) knowledge graph for a source of truth https://blog.google/products/search/about-knowledge-graph-an... 4) their own large language model LaMDA, that is apparently so good it convinced a senior AI researcher that it was sentient https…
They clearly have the ability to compete -- STRONGLY -- in this space. The only question is if they want to, or if they'll act like the carmakers did 10 years ago when EVs were heading toward feasibility. They felt like they wouldn't be as profitable as gas cars, so they mostly ignored the concept and forfeited the chance to be first movers. Then when Tesla finally started moving significant numbers they were caught…
So true. And so few companies have the guts to do it.
I am absolutely sure that if Chatgpt created a google like interface on a domain like askme.com. without a required login, it would become immensely popular. Possibly eating away a lot from traditional search engines. Google search is becoming the new Yahoo. Its becoming bloated if not already. And its just time for a new era in which a chatgpt like product perfectly fits.
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I like chatgpt for programming but I don't like the sound of using a language model for math. I rather use Wolfram alpha
programming and math are the same thing
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"I suggest giving Kagi a try. It's a paid search engine" I dont like the idea of linking my search queries with credit card.
I can only assume if you don't think Google knows exactly who you are, you must have much more internet hygiene than most people do.
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But still you have to be log in with your account that is linked with your credit card.
If you used a prepaid card in a different jurisdiction (and that didn’t verify names), anyone coming after you would need warrants from two countries or to have breached two systems.
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I'm not trying to block domains from my search results because I'm afraid of spam. Google does a pretty good job of not putting spam in my search results. I'm trying to block particular domains because I know the websites hosted on them are utter garbage, and better alternatives containing the same information exist.
Like Pinterest. I don't ever want to see it in my search results.