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Is the era of search over? Like what
what what future look like one of these

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changes protect some people saying
Google's in trouble from this. Is that

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true? Yeah, it's a it's a little funny
cuz there's there's different layers of

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it. So so so you know how these AI's are
trained like how chat GPT is trained is

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actually not that dissimilar
to how Google's trained in a

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in the sense of like step one
is like who brought all the data.

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Right? So like basically scrape
the internet. There's literally this thing

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called the common crawl that's basically
the the the open source version of the

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Google index and just basically just
like go get all the text on the internet

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and then train the AI in the same way
that Google would go get all the text on

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the internet and train the search engine.
Um so it's a little a little bit

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of it's like same data set and then you
know one is the chat UI um and then the

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other is the the 10 blue links UI.

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You know Google's been pushing for a
long time to get away from the 10 blue

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links anyway, right? So they've been
pushing to what they call the one box

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and so you know more and more if you do
Google queries, it will give you the 10

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blue links, but before it does that
it will either just like answer the

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question for you or it will give you
like some other UI to get to the thing

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that you want. Right?
And then the blue links are

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pushed further down the page. So
they're they're already like I would say

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Google's already like halfway there.
Um and now of course they're they're

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starting to thread in full LLM's in the
in they have a pilot program now where

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basically the search engine is starting
to give LLM responses to things. So

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there's probably a lot of shades of gray
in here. Um you know look having said

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that you know does the defining paradigm
of the era go from oh here's a bunch of

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links good luck to here's the answer?

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Yes on that I think it's it's very
very clear that that's what's going to

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happen. Um and then my little wife's

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crack at it on this is you know we still
you know ride horses. Um you know except

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we do it as like a hobby. Um you know
it's a sort of an exception, right? Um

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and so one of the things that an LLM
can do for you is give you the 10 blue

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links. Right? And so it it just may be
that these older paradigms just kind of

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get incorporated into the AI and the AI
can also do that for you if you want it,

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but most people won't. And very
interesting. But it's yeah it's

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been Do you guys think it will Do you
think in the next 5 years of less people

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will search then for things than search
away? I think it's just like ask a

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question also a couple couple things.
So one is just like is ask a question get

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an answer better than try to navigate
the internet and search on links to find

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the answer. Probably yes for most
things most people. Look there's another

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question though which is is is the actual
model going to be ask a question

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get an answer, right? Is is that the
optimal way to actually interact with

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these things? And like and that's the
default way to do it and that's the way

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people are doing it out of the gate and so
maybe that sticks. But but maybe not,

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right? Because like one of these things
one of the things these things can do

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they're actually really good at asking
questions. Right? So so there's this

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right? So there's this idea of prompt
engineering, right? Which is like how to

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like build out more
prompts to prompt an an LLM.

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And and one of the funny things
is actually the LLM's are very good at

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writing prompts. Um >> [laughter] >>
so I'm actually I'm actually very scared

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I'm going to have an earlink in my head
and it's going to be showing me prompts

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I may want to ask. Yeah, exactly. Like
that's what's going to get to you. Well

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the big and then you know you probably
know this the big the big version of

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GPT-4 actually does this, right? And not
the head not in the head part, but in

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the on the screen it actually you know
suggests prompts for you. Um and so or

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take it a step further, you know maybe
the prompts don't even exist cuz maybe

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what happens is the AI just knows you
so well that it just tells you what you

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need to know before you even ask. Right?

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And it basically is just more like oh
it's just like your assistant. It's like

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a it's like an exceptionally
well-trained intelligent assistant.
