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GPTs natural language processing is extremely helpful for simple questions that have historically been difficult to Google because they aren't a concise concept.
The type of thing that is easy to ask but hard to create a search query for like tip of my tongue questions.
Google used to be amazing at this. You could literally search "who dat guy dat paint dem melty clocks" and get the right answer immediately.
I mean tbf you can still search "who DAT guy" and it will give you Salvador Dali in one of those boxes that show up before the search results.
The type of question where you don't even know what you don't know.