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Shouting into the void
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Ultimately that’s what most agenic “AI” is doing these days. Literally just hitting the top few results of Google or Bing and plopping it into the text context.
In other words, if web search is returning very bad results then the LLM will too, if that web search option is enabled. You have to be careful.