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I used content from ChatGPT for an investor presentation for a life sciences investment recently. It was much more productive than googling.

This might actually be the next search imo. What more could one want than a "curated" content of the content from relevant sources, summarized into a readily accessible format?

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I've seen many mentions of ChatGPT replacing Google, or SOF; ushering in an age of "knowledge" to replace the age of information.

The thing is, ChatGPT doesn't do search. And we don't want search - we want information, which we obtain by searching. If ChatGPT provides curated search results and compiles them into a neat paragraph, along with some associated links for more information, that itself is more than useful compared to search. To take into account stats, more than 50% of searches end at Google because most of the required information is provided in fact boxes.

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