Not in the USA, but I need a good image/video/gif showing AI mode to explain to my boss

[JS Girard]

Since I'm in Quebec, i do not have access to AI Mode and I cannot trick Google into giving it to me at all. My boss is asking me questions about it, but I can't really answer because the articles I've seen have never actually included good, extended images/videos/gifs that would allow me to properly comprehend how it compares to the regular results.

Anyone can point me to articles with proper visual demonstration?

 

[fisicx]

It's really just like ChatGPT or Gemini. You ask a question (prompt) and you get a answer. Sometimes it's ok but mostly for general searches you are better off with boring old Google.

It looks like this:

And you then get this:

Nothing special to write home about.

 

[JS Girard]

Aaaaah. I thought it would be more like the AI organized results (which I also don't have much much of a grasp on)

Thanks!

 

[fisicx]

A lot depends on the type of question. It's not bad if you (for example) want a summary of a book but wikipedia is better. If you want lists it can generate something but is often wrong or misleading.

The search I made was less useful than a standard google search as there were no maps, reviews etc.

I've been testing loads of different AI tools and not yet found one that is consistently accurate and useful.

What I often do is ask one then get a second to fact check the response. The end result is weird. A bit like when you used to do a translation and then ask Google to translate it back again.

 

[JS Girard]

A lot depends on the type of question. It's not bad if you (for example) want a summary of a book but wikipedia is better. If you want lists it can generate something but is often wrong or misleading.

The search I made was less useful than a standard google search as there were no maps, reviews etc.

I've been testing loads of different AI tools and not yet found one that is consistently accurate and useful.

What I often do is ask one then get a second to fact check the response. The end result is weird. A bit like when you used to do a translation and then ask Google to translate it back again.

Hah! I feel you, even though my own usage is rarely for professional testing purposes. The vaguer my question is, the more likely I am to ask multiples LLMs at the same time to improve my chances (usually Copilot, Gemini and ChatGPT). One recent experiment was me trying to remember a particular phrase, and tbh I wasn't expecting any of them to get it, but Copilot surprised me:
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(I normally get annoyed at LLMs' use of emojis, but that one is by far the most thematically and tonally appropriate I've ever seen)

Gemini and ChatGPT for comparison:
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