"For each input [of 1450 queries] queries..."
An excerpt from Liu et al. (2023)
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"For if a reader goes to a book searching for new ideas..."
"FreshLLMs"
Research summary of FreshLLMs, a paper introducing search engine-augmented prompting to improve LLM factuality and reduce hallucinations on current world knowledge questions.
"Google is concerned with the form of information as a medium for advertising…"
An excerpt from Waller (2009).
"Google the Gatekeeper: How Search Components Affect Clicks and Attention"
"he hopes to see AI-powered search tools shake things up"
An excerpt from Will Knight's article, "Chatbot Hallucinations Are Poisoning Web Search".
"HotGirls on TikTok, why do I look stupid at the gym?"
A social-search-request example.
"How many people who type "hi" want Adolf Hitler with a picture in autocomplete?"
A tweet from Ori Zilbershtein.
"However, we often consult Google about topics we might not know enough about..."
"I don't personally know a single professional who'd be using GPT for anything seriously pertaining to their work"
A post from Filip Piekniewski.
"I finally use zero Google products for my personal life"
Weblink post sharing Mitchell Hashimoto's tweet about eliminating Google products from personal life, connecting to themes of technology refusal.
"I love it when single devs can build stuff like a new search engine that actually work at scale."
See: search.marginalia.nu/
"I wish there was a way to turn off snippets."
As a searcher, can you avoid featured snippets on Google? Five possible options.
"I'm having a much harder time finding news clips via Google search than a few months ago."
A search quality complaint from journalist Louise Matsakis.
"increase your searchability"
A note on non-digital searchability, search & rescue, and search engine optimization.
"Is Relevance Relevant? Market, Science, and War"
Van Couvering (2007)
"It would be really helpful to have other people dabble in search without having to build an entire search engine from scratch."
See: search.marginalia.nu/ HT \@FloweeTheHub via Twitter/X on Dec 01, 2023: “I love it when single devs can build stuff like a new search engine that actually work at scale.”
"large-scale public libraries of prompts"
Brief excerpt post referencing Ethan Mollick's vision for large-scale public prompt libraries or 'grimoires'.
"might be the biggest SEO development we've had in a long time"
Tweet from Lily Ray.