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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Good point regarding that specific use case.
Do you see a situation where this tool would actually be worth using?
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If you mean that specific site, I'm probably the wrong person to ask as I don't see the point of turning searches into conversations at all, which seems to be what it does.
As for what to train on where the response is not a chat but a specific answer, I'd say documentation/data where objectively correct answers exist, like programming, mathematics, technical howtos, or even more critical things like medical or legal services
if there's at least one human professional checking and validating the output.
Using an LLM like ChatGPT is probably a lot easier, but I think it's better long term to train smaller language models for specific tasks. That way you're not tied to a costly service that can increase in price, censor you, ban you or just stop working one day.