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And yet, we somehow take this for granted in Google searches? Who says results in google searches are worth the pixels they’re beamed through?

I think the obfuscation layer of AI results is just too new for us. The same way making big purchases online felt too new a while ago. Once we get acclimated to AI results, it’s not going to feel untrustworthy.

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Because google searches show results from many people, and so disregarding results (and people) is easy. This is ONE machine, in a take-it-or-leave-it scenario. You'll either like most of the results or leave because some didn't work for you.

So multiple AI responses and we pick the one we like best?

No, it's "PEBKAC", so we need multiple AI personalities even if they're connected to the same backend.

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