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Succeeding Through Failing
To Catch a Fish: Use An Automated Rod, Human Picked Bait and Ask Someone You Trust Where To Fish
Started by micah · 1 year ago
Yesterday, I wrote about the trust levels of different types of searches:
Fully Automated Search Engines, such as Google, are seeing the trust in the result slowly errode as they become victims of their own success at “indexing the worlds information.” People are beginning to question the ability for automated search results to truly understand ... Continue reading »
Fully Automated Search Engines, such as Google, are seeing the trust in the result slowly errode as they become victims of their own success at “indexing the worlds information.” People are beginning to question the ability for automated search results to truly understand ... Continue reading »
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