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High-resolution image of ChatGPT interface displayed on a monitor, highlighting its capabilities and limitations. New research suggests Even the Best AI Chatbots Offer Less Diverse Information Than Web Search

Chatbots Give You a Smaller Slice of Knowledge Than Google

Chatbot answers now draw on a wider range of claims than three years ago, a new analysis of 27 systems finds, yet even the most diverse one still trails a simple web search by nearly 19 percent.

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