mayfly

gatorguy said:

mayfly said:

gatorguy said:

mayfly said:

An Apple-engineered generative AI would mean I never again have to sift through the mountains of sponsored crap to find information I need or want. It would end Google's domination of search for me. And good riddance, too. The only problem I see is real-time updates to the data set. That's a massive undertaking requiring upfront capital expenditures for hardware well before any financial benefits would be realized. Lot of money, even for Apple.

When have you ever seen "sponsored crap" answers surfaced in Google's Generative AI? Any example would be nice. Perhaps Microsoft does that, but I've yet to see a single instance on Google after thousands of information searches

I'd love to see one single google search that doesn't cue ads all over the screen. Reminds me of the TV screens in Idiocracy (my favorite movie).

Ah, so you're guessing.

Just look at Google's Generative AI search results.  Your eyeballs won't burn, it's more reliable than your assumptions, and you won't be posting things that are untrue. Sure seems better than being clueless. 

You and Google should get a room!

gatorguy said:

mayfly said:

An Apple-engineered generative AI would mean I never again have to sift through the mountains of sponsored crap to find information I need or want. It would end Google's domination of search for me. And good riddance, too. The only problem I see is real-time updates to the data set. That's a massive undertaking requiring upfront capital expenditures for hardware well before any financial benefits would be realized. Lot of money, even for Apple.

When have you ever seen "sponsored crap" answers surfaced in Google's Generative AI? Any example would be nice. Perhaps Microsoft does that, but I've yet to see a single instance on Google after thousands of information searches

I'd love to see one single google search that doesn't cue ads all over the screen. Reminds me of the TV screens in Idiocracy (my favorite movie).

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An Apple-engineered generative AI would mean I never again have to sift through the mountains of sponsored crap to find information I need or want. It would end Google's domination of search for me. And good riddance, too. The only problem I see is real-time updates to the data set. That's a massive undertaking requiring upfront capital expenditures for hardware well before any financial benefits would be realized. Lot of money, even for Apple.

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