ChatGPT vs Google

ChatGPT vs Google
ChatGPT vs Google

We Evaluated ChatGPT vs. Google on 500 Search Queries

ChatGPT crushes Google on coding queries and ties it on general informational queries – despite not being optimized for a search experience at all. OpenAI’s existential threat to Google, and reach out to [email protected] if you’re interested in exploring the data.

ChatGPT vs. Google

  • Imagine you want to recursively delete all the Python files in a folder.
  • Google misinterprets your query and returns a 404 error, prompting you to switch to chatGPT
  • The sexy upstart is hyper-customized to your.py need, and provides the perfect tip you never thought to ask.

ChatGPT Pros

  • Synthesizes information from a variety of sources into a single, coherent whole
  • Minimal interface
  • Ability to understand complex queries

Cons

  • Hallucinations and inaccuracies
  • The AI struggled with anything that wasn’t very common knowledge

Google’s Existential Threat

  • Google’s 24 years of search expertise have been toppled by a new technology that soon even small startups will be able to use
  • Newer search engines like Neeva, You.com, Kagi, and Bing already move faster, with the freedom to explore new products and UIs that Google can’t
  • Imagine AI models just as smart as Google’s or smarter! – in their hungrier, more product-focused hands

Large Language Models and the Google-Killer

  • ChatGPT is the definition of the future of Search.
  • Twitter has been running amok with examples of how it crushes Google
  • But is this representative?
  • Large language models might be the Google killer.

Human evaluation

  • 100 users were asked to pull up their search history and extract their 5 most recent “informational” queries
  • They reissued the same query on Google and posed it to ChatGPT
  • The results? Despite not being optimized for a search experience at all, chatGPT already matches or slightly beats Google’s performance
  • Google loses out 70% of the time on coding-specific queries
  • The Chatbot was better in terms of delivering a concise answer that anyone (myself included) could unambiguously digest.
  • Google, full of empty filler and irrelevant ads, was not even close to as nice as the Chatbot.

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