I think search is changing, not disappearing. People want answers faster, but they also want proof. The winning tools will combine conversation with reliable sources. Pure chatbot answers without citations are risky.
Can AI really replace Google search for everyday questions?
I ask AI more often than Google now, but I still worry about wrong answers. Do you think AI chatbots are replacing search or just changing how we search?
People discuss whether AI chatbots are replacing Google search for everyday questions or becoming a new layer on top of search.
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For research, I use AI search tools that cite sources. It saves time because I get a summary and links together. But I always click through for important decisions. A summary is not enough when money or health is involved.
AI replaced Google for simple explanations for me, but not for facts that need current sources. For news, prices, laws, health and products, I still want links. AI is great at summarizing, but search is still important for verification.
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