I'm having to rely on Google at the moment, it's a nightmare.
I'm typing in questions and all I'm getting back are links to pages where someone has asked the same question, and that's only if someone has actually asked that question and published it, and even then there might not be an actual answer on that page. It's a disaster. How did people live like this?
Before ChatGPT, I either limited my searches to Reddit.com or just decided life was too short for whatever lame ass fact I was looking up and went outside instead.
I think the problem is that it’s just fundamentally difficult and very expensive to scale up LLM inference to millions of users. OpenAI did not invent this type of model and it’s not like the tech is secret—they were just the first to scale it up. It’s hard to imagine a scrappy startup being able to even afford the compute cost of such an undertaking without significant venture backing
I'm typing in questions and all I'm getting back are links to pages where someone has asked the same question, and that's only if someone has actually asked that question and published it, and even then there might not be an actual answer on that page. It's a disaster. How did people live like this?