[fratlas]

People want to spend less time on a task. Whichever tool succeeds at this will win.

[m0llusk]

Time on task only matters for the lowest paid. At high levels robust, predictable, and other characteristics compete strongly for value. Do you want the most accurate medical diagnosis or the fastest?

[jeffbee]

Is that your typical search engine use case or are you more likely trying to find out when the taco stand opens?

[jeroenhd]

Sadly, this is true. Getting the wrong answers quickly is valued more than having to work for the right answers.

I fear the day that the poor kids who grew up believing everything LLMs hard out will reach a position of power.

[gremlinsinc]

you get wrong answers from either source. When ai builds in fact checking that's accurate to validate it's answers then it's game over and that wouldn't be too hard to implement and future versions will have a lot less hallucinations and faulty facts.

We're in the early stages here.