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Is Kagi search engine worth it? (kagi.com)
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[–] Glitchvid@lemmy.world 3 points 5 days ago

It will take a prompt, then run multiple web searches to get relevant info, recursively if needed, and then give a meaningful response with citations.

Do you have an example of this you can provide verbatim?

I'm just curious; I think the one application LLMs might actually be viable for is exactly this kind of connection finding in a large corpus, and since I'm doing lots of research, I might actually find personal utility.