[Workaccount2]

I'll admit that despite having a GPT4 sub which I use often, I still fallback on google for quick questions and verification of what GPT4 says if I need to be certain.

Not even because I am particularly going to google, it's just so heavily integrated.

[londons_explore]

I find GPT4 requires long queries to get much out. And I can't be bothered typing out a long query if Google can give me the same in 3 words and scanning down the result page.

[asadm]

you will like perplexity pro then?

[ethbr1]

Or Kagi, which is essentially LLM + citation links (with the '?' suffix)