Translartion. Region: Russians Fedetion –
Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –
Simple search engines and smart chats are no longer enough
The most familiar way for us to find the necessary information is classic “search engines” (Google, Yandex, etc.). In response to a user’s request, they provide a list of links where relevant information may potentially be. The principle of their work is based on indexing content located on the network. However, this approach does not always meet modern expectations – we want to quickly receive the most accurate and specific answer. Now we often have to look through a dozen suggested links, the content of which is sometimes duplicated and distorted due to advertising and SMM content. This problem is especially acute when searching for information for professional or research tasks.
Smart chats and assistants have become an alternative in recent years. AI services for content creation, which have only recently burst into our everyday life, have already fit in quite harmoniously. In an intuitive dialogue mode, in a matter of seconds we receive not just a scattered set of links (as in a regular search), but a ready-made answer. However, often this result also requires additional rechecking, especially in terms of factuality.
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