To be fair, the actual results are often even worse. I'm pretty sure we're close to the point where our favorite AI prompt replaces classic googling. While it will get a lot of the answer wrong, it will lead to the right result faster than plain searches. If nothing else, because refining our search at the AI prompt will be way easier than in classic google. Google knows and needs to stay on top of this paradigm change, but I guess doesn't know how to monetize AI search yet so it doesn't want to force the change (yet).

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Nursie 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

Sometimes search results don't contain the info you need, sometimes they are SEO-spam, or a major topic adjacent to what you need to know about floods the results.

But they're not often confidently wrong like AI summaries are.

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throaway5454 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Ai used in this way is going to replace gui as we know it. Why click when you can just tell ai what you want to to do.

	▲	thejohnconway 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Because I usually don’t want to talk to computers in front of other people? It isn’t that it feels silly, but that it’s incredibly distracting for everyone to hear every interaction you have with a computer. This is true even at home. Maybe we can type the commands, but that is also quite slow compared with tapping/clicking/scrolling etc.