This episode explores the evolution of AI search tools in handling complex queries over the next 18 months. Against the backdrop of current limitations in handling sophisticated search requests, the discussion highlights the emergence of AI models like GPT and Perplexity, which are incorporating "deep research" modes. More significantly, these models are introducing a validation phase, clarifying user queries before processing them, similar to Google's spell-check function but on a much larger scale. For instance, the guest, Chris Andrew, illustrates how these tools are moving beyond simple keyword searches to understand user intent and provide more human-like responses. As the discussion pivoted to personalization, Andrew points out that AI models are adapting to individual thinking styles, offering tailored search results and even improving communication between people with differing cognitive approaches. This personalization is becoming increasingly central, potentially leading to diverse versions of the internet tailored to individual needs. In essence, the future of complex search is predicted to be more intuitive and outcome-oriented, mirroring human thought processes more closely.
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