A short YouTube clip (Phil Risher) comparing ChatGPT and Google. Risher explains ChatGPT as a conversational search assistant that narrows queries via dialogue, while characterizing Google as an algorithm-driven search that returns the best-ranked results; he concludes he prefers Google and asks viewers for comments.
Is ChatGPT the new Google? What is ChatGPT? ChatGPT is allows you to have a dialogue, and it is a search engine where you can ask a question and then narrow down your search. For example, let's say you're searching for a pizza place near you. You might ask ChatGPT for pizza places, and then it might ask you back, do you want deep dish? Do you want New York style, Detroit style, whatever? And it's going to narrow down your search into what you're actually looking for. Google is going to give you the information based on their algorithm that says, hey, I think you're probably searching for this. Here's what we would recommend is the best option. And so it's a little bit of a different search. Why do I think that Google is always going to be Google? Because Google makes it very, very easy and they are giving the best information based on all their algorithms, whereas ChatGPT is more of a dialogue. And people don't even know what they really want. They just want to be told, go here. And so that's why I truly believe that Google's better. But what do you think? I'm curious. Drop a comment below.
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