It pains me massively to say (well, type) this, but the era of entering a query into Google, hitting Enter, and manually opening different websites to piece together an answer feels like it’s slowly coming to an end. The way the average person looks for information online has changed considerably over the past few years, and I know you and I are both guilty of turning to AI-powered tools instead of traditional search engines every now and then. While I initially struggled to see the appeal of using chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude, AI-powered search engines are a bit of a different story.
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