![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The company explained that the Summarizer feature is reliant on its own LLMs, instead of the popular GPT tech by OpenAI. Currently, it is applicable for only 17% of the queries on the search engine, but the company expects this percentage to increase over time. In the announcement, Brave noted that this new release won’t generate a summary for all queries. At the risk of stating the obvious, we should not suspend critical thinking for anything we consume, no matter how impressive the results of AI models can be,” the company said. “Given the current advancements in AI, it’s crucial to remind users that one should not believe everything an AI system produces, in much the same way one should not believe everything that is published on the Web. ![]() But it’s not clear if a similar warning will be shown in search results when people try out this feature. So people have to decide for themselves if the mentioned sources are reliable - but there is a chance that people won’t even look at these links.īrave warns users that they should not trust everything produced by AI-powered search results in its announcement. Just like other offerings, Brave Search offers citations and links so that people can look at sources to double-check the information. The company said that its LLM is trained to fight “unsubstantiated assertions,” referring to AI chat of other search engines like Bing going awry and sprouting out misinformation because of prompt engineering. This open system is available to all Brave Search users today to help them better navigate search results,” said Josep M. Unlike AI chat tools which can provide fabricated responses, the Summarizer generates a plain-written summary at the top of the search results page, aggregating the latest sources on the Web and providing source attribution for transparency and accountability. “With 22 million queries per day, Brave Search is the fastest-growing search engine since Bing. ![]()
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