A short update on getting answers on the modern internet
The author compares search engines, favoring Kagi and Bing Copilot over Google, DuckDuckGo, and ChatGPT. Kagi stands out for clean interface and reliable results, while Bing Copilot faces copyright concerns.
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The article discusses the author's experiences with various search engines in obtaining answers on the internet. Despite advancements in AI, little has changed in the past fourteen months. Kagi and Bing are highlighted as performing better than Google, with Kagi providing relevant results and Bing offering accurate answers when using Bing Copilot. DuckDuckGo is deemed mediocre, while ChatGPT lacks citations compared to Kagi and Bing Copilot. The author praises Kagi for its clean interface and reliable results, while criticizing LLMs like Bing Copilot for potential copyright infringement. The article also touches on the unpredictability and limitations of ChatGPT in providing accurate and well-cited responses. Overall, the author finds Kagi and Bing Copilot to be more effective in delivering satisfactory search results compared to other search engines.
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