Priya Jamba

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Specifically, text based AI (GPT-3). I have tried the normal Google search but there is a lot of noise and a lot of alarmism out there. I want to understand in layperson's language about the implications of an AI such as GPT-3 and what can I do to potentially upskill myself?

With ChatGPT and other similar LLM models in place, everyone is talking about how can Google Search be disrupted. I also believe Google would respond to this with newer innovations. What do you think is the future of search?