Am I missing something here? I used it a few days ago and it does actually act like a web browser and give me the link. This seems to be a UI expectation issue rather than a "real philosophy".

Reposting on Bluesky.

I like anti-web phrase. I think it will be a next phase after all those web 2.0 and web x.0 things.

https://bsky.app/profile/kkarpieszuk.bsky.social/post/3m4cxf...

Tangent but related, if only google search would do a serious come back instead of not finding nothing anymore, we would have a tool to compare ai to. Sure gemini integration might still be a thing but with actual working search results

The thing about command lines is off base, but overall the article is right that the ickiness of this thing is exceeded only by its evil.

> The fake web page had no information newer than two or three weeks old.

What irks me the most about LLMs is when they lie about having followed your instructions to browse a site. And they keep lying, over and over again. For whatever reason, the ONE model that consistently does this is Gemini.

> There were a tiny handful of incredible nerds who thought this was fun, mostly because 3D graphics and the physical touch of another human being hadn't been invented yet.

:skull:

They gotta do this.

If they don't put AI in every tool, they won't get new training data.

>I had typed "Taylor Swift" in a browser, and the response had literally zero links to Taylor Swift's actual website. If you stayed within what Atlas generated, you would have no way of knowing that Taylor Swift has a website at all.

Sounds like the browser did you a favor. Wonder if she'll be suing.

It really lost me at

>There were a tiny handful of incredible nerds who thought this was fun, mostly because 3D graphics and the physical touch of another human being hadn't been invented yet.

I can barely stomach it with John Oliver does it, but reading this sort of snark without hearing a British voice is too much for me.