http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2007-02-02-n25.html
Friday, February 2, 2007
Right now, to answer your queries, Google quotes from the web, and orders the quotes in a list. In the future, Google may combine these quotes into a free-style text for a more direct answer. When the Google AI advances beyond that, it may analyze the texts available to it to come up with conclusions of its own. Let’s sketch this potential evolution using an everyday search query.
Evolution of a Search Engine
“You don’t need a satellite to see the cosmic microwave background radiation! Turn on your TV to a channel that’s not broadcasting: a few percent of the snow on your screen is the Universe talking to you – or rather, whispering. What’s it saying? It’s saying, ’Try to understand me.’”
– Philip Nelson
Right now, to answer your queries, Google quotes from the web, and orders the quotes in a list. In the future, Google may combine these quotes into a free-style text for a more direct answer. When the Google AI advances beyond that, it may analyze the texts available to it to come up with conclusions of its own. Let’s sketch this potential evolution using an everyday search query.

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