>Do not ask the user follow-up questions. kagi seem to prefer the small legacy web to limp on forever rather than chatbots take off, this GPT experiment seems

>Do not ask the user follow-up questions. kagi seem to prefer the small legacy web to limp on forever rather than chatbots take off, this GPT experiment seems like a box ticking effort since a serious search engine has to have one not because they believe in the next wave of technology. >Only stick to the facts from the provided context. the things chatbots are best at like analogies and creative output are cut down keeping in alignment with above.