> If users expect Google Bard to proclaim the one right answer, Google has demonstrated that it is sufficiently incentivised to present its own high margin solution as the best one.
I’m confused. If I’m using Bard to get one right so sorry answer from a Google search, how are they making any money from their ads? What is the high margin solution tied to Google Bard?
Maybe Perplexity (and its deep-pocketed investors) can take down Google. I can see how its technology can be used in various, small LLM models to solve a vertical need.
> If users expect Google Bard to proclaim the one right answer, Google has demonstrated that it is sufficiently incentivised to present its own high margin solution as the best one.
I’m confused. If I’m using Bard to get one right so sorry answer from a Google search, how are they making any money from their ads? What is the high margin solution tied to Google Bard?
Maybe Perplexity (and its deep-pocketed investors) can take down Google. I can see how its technology can be used in various, small LLM models to solve a vertical need.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/01/technology/perplexity-search-ai-google.html