Will SearchGPT Whack Google Where It Counts? [Answered]
SearchGPT is a powerful language model that leverages real-time internet access to retrieve and generate information, providing up-to-date responses on various topics. It combines deep learning with search capabilities to enhance accuracy and relevance in real-world applications.
Content Marketing Institute has published an article answering the question ‘Will SearchGPT Whack Google Where It Counts?’.
The CMI team says, “The early days of internet search centered on the giant that is Google. It set the standard for everything.
Ever wondered why Google’s search results page was so ugly? Why did they never use images to break up the page or publish icons to help navigation? Google wanted to make searches as fast as possible. For years, Google highlighted how reducing its logo’s file size on search results pages saved bandwidth and, therefore, energy requirements. That’s how big Google was.
Google’s power was so great that Googlewhack was a game in the early days. Google’s index was so big that most combinations of words would return many results. So, the game was to come up with a two-word combination that would return exactly one result.
My favorite winner? “Demurrable insufficiencies.”
Googlewhack ended about 15 years ago when search indexing changed.”
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