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I'm excited for the day when Google finally bites the bullet and makes their biggest UI "upgrade" to date, removing the search bar and keeping pesky user input

by Bnichs 3y ago

I'm excited for the day when Google finally bites the bullet and makes their biggest UI "upgrade" to date, removing the search bar and keeping pesky user input from interfering with targeted ad revenue.

jdewerd 3y ago
The other day I did an AI related search and had zero organic results above the fold. It has begun.
- grow2grow 3y ago
  I'm probably in the university library most weekends scanning books into my fine-tuned LLM. Y'all can enjoy the trash, I've had enough.
  - Kerbonut 3y ago
    What does that mean? Are you creating your own LLM, finetuned off the books from your library or something else? Hard to pick up on what you’re saying.
  - zeroalpha 3y ago
    If you're not saying it sarcastically, that's an awesome project.
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fluidcruft 3y ago
They're replacing sales with some AI contraption, so it makes perfect sense for them to replace their users with AI, too.
grumple 3y ago
The New Google Search: Just browse our page of endless ads until you find the result you're looking for!
- palmfacehn 3y ago
  "Hear me out. Let's remove all of the relevant results so they keep browsing and viewing ads forever!"
GartzenDeHaes 3y ago
> removing the search bar and keeping pesky user input from interfering with targeted ad revenue. But how will they know what you are shopping for?
- jacquesm 3y ago
  The Chrome intent integration engine coupled with recent 'Bard' conversations as well as whatever Google 'Home and Meet' hardware has overheard you saying removes the need for any user interaction. All that's left is to tell you what to buy and where.