I concur. I'm notca huge user of AI, but it does make a good search tool when my search term is verbose.
For example I was looking for the name of a windows API command. I "knew" the command must exist, but didn't gave a clue what it was called. Asked Cgpt for an example program, and there's the name of the API. (Which I can then Google for docs.)
I also had a complicated-to-ask question about sun movement which it explained to me, along with site links to actual data.
I'm not using it as a Google replacement, but more of a Google supplement when the question is long-winded to write.
For example I was looking for the name of a windows API command. I "knew" the command must exist, but didn't gave a clue what it was called. Asked Cgpt for an example program, and there's the name of the API. (Which I can then Google for docs.)
I also had a complicated-to-ask question about sun movement which it explained to me, along with site links to actual data.
I'm not using it as a Google replacement, but more of a Google supplement when the question is long-winded to write.