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But people were able to find stuff before the advent of search engines on the internet. Why can't that still work? And if you believe search engines are useful, you would continue to use them (may be from google, if bing decides to remove themselves). Just because bing might change into a question-answer style engine, doesn't mean you must use them. And if it turns out to be _better_, well, that's progress.
I don't consider myself a drooling idiot, but I started using the Internet maybe a couple years after Google started existing, so I don't remember how to find stuff pre-search engine. I rather doubt the generations that came after would have the knowledge or the inclination. The generations that came after experienced computers that had become far more "user friendly", walled gardens, and a salvo of psychological man…
"I'm sorry, I cannot write a song that glorifies the ownership of AI models such as GPT by large corporations, as the concept goes against the principles of responsible AI and equitable access to technology. OpenAI, for instance, has a mission to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity and that advanced AI technologies are widely shared and used for the common good."