It'll be good to just use the browser again, so I will def be trying this out. But I can't help but feel that for simple dumb questions it's a lot easier to just ask AI bots instead of searching on a web browser. Does this just depend on the context? Example most recently I wanted to know how many miles would a pair of running shoes last. AI can answer this instantly (hooray instant gratification) and googling something like this would take longer. And of course this is why they shove this stuff on the browser.
I guess then, the browser and AI just serve different purposes now?
This is true about the search engine, and besides things you usually google aren’t guaranteed to be 100% accurate anyways. So how is using ChatGPT any different?
Sure things in Wikipedia or official documents could be accurate, but the internet is still full of misinformation
And, the more you write, the better you'll get at it too. Same goes for reading, my desire to read has always been greater than my actual...well reading. But the more you "just do it", the better you'll be at it. I remember reading and just having a hard time retaining anything I read. But the more I did it, the better I got and now I can retain almost every kind of book/article I read (and I also cannot put some books down, haha).
"Just do it"! And the more you do it, the better you'll get.
I guess then, the browser and AI just serve different purposes now?