Who is going to try to make web search better?
What organizations are best situated to apply their own resources and promote developer attention and energy to this problem and opportunity?
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Towards "benchmarking" democratization of good search.
A recommendation.
Perplexity AI announcing generative search APIs
Tweets from Perplexity.
Ollie.ai & "your personal shopper"
Note: The URL is now ollie.ai
Kagi and generative search
https://blog.kagi.com/: Kagi is building a novel ad-free, paid search engine and a powerful web browser as a part of our mission to humanize the web. Kagi: Kagi's approach to AI in search Kagi Search...
Aggressively Imagining Funding Models for Generative Web Search
I argue that we should use this opportunistic to rethink what search could be.
"What does 'no knowledge cutoff' mean?"
A question.
"FreshLLMs"
Research summary of FreshLLMs, a paper introducing search engine-augmented prompting to improve LLM factuality and reduce hallucinations on current world knowledge questions.
"For each input [of 1450 queries] queries..."
An excerpt from Liu et al. (2023)
"Anyone else finding the new ChatGPT-4 with browsing to be a major downgrade?"
A post from Geoffrey Litt.