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AI model collapse is not what we paid for
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this post was submitted on 28 May 2025
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That has never been true for Google. That's what other search engines did in the late 90s, and Google's success comes precisely from implementing smart ranking rather than just being a directory.
They were also early adopters of semantic search using NLP and embeddings, way before LLMs became popular.