[AI] DuckDuckGo's DuckAssist goes beyond Wikipedia.
Some of you may have noticed this advancement already, so it's old news.
I have been hesitant to use this new resource mostly because it was limited to just Wikipedia. Yet I will likely be using it a little more, since they have broadened it's source range to beyond Wikipedia.
The nice thing is they do automatically give links to the sources, without even asking.
This is why I will likely using it a bit more. Though I still will likely check out it's sources. I have only used this a couple of times as reference.
https://spreadprivacy.com/duckassist-launch/
I'll see how this works out. Though I do question it a bit.
I have been hesitant to use this new resource mostly because it was limited to just Wikipedia. Yet I will likely be using it a little more, since they have broadened it's source range to beyond Wikipedia.
The nice thing is they do automatically give links to the sources, without even asking.
This is why I will likely using it a bit more. Though I still will likely check out it's sources. I have only used this a couple of times as reference.
https://spreadprivacy.com/duckassist-launch/
DuckDuckGo launches DuckAssist: a new feature that generates quick natural language summaries in response to search queries [UPDATE]
Filed under DuckDuckGo News on 8 Mar 2023
DuckAssist is the first in a series of AI-assisted private search and browser updates. It's free (with no sign-up required!) and available to try today wherever you use DuckDuckGo.
Update: July 2024. DuckAssist answers are now generated from sources beyond just Wikipedia. The answers are intentionally short — a starting point, rather than a deep dive — with prominently cited sources for you to click through and learn more.
Not interested? DuckAssist is completely optional and easy to switch off in your search settings. For the most up-to-date information about this feature, please see the DuckAssist Help Page.
Filed under DuckDuckGo News on 8 Mar 2023
DuckAssist is the first in a series of AI-assisted private search and browser updates. It's free (with no sign-up required!) and available to try today wherever you use DuckDuckGo.
Update: July 2024. DuckAssist answers are now generated from sources beyond just Wikipedia. The answers are intentionally short — a starting point, rather than a deep dive — with prominently cited sources for you to click through and learn more.
Not interested? DuckAssist is completely optional and easy to switch off in your search settings. For the most up-to-date information about this feature, please see the DuckAssist Help Page.
I'll see how this works out. Though I do question it a bit.
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