There has been a lot of talks recently about LLMs particularly ChatGPT and now Bard with many people starting to interact with this technology. There are few opinions that it’ll take over how we search, but I don’t feel traditional search is going anywhere, few of my reasons to believe so - 1. LLMs are impressive but not robust - When users first start interacting with these conversational models they are very impressed by the responses it generates, but slowly people can start to see that its not correct always and the results these models spit are not necessarily facts. Also users can make these conversational agents hallucinate things that don’t exist just by conversing with them. And once users start feeling they are getting wrong facts the trust in such models will decrease. 2. No concept of choice - These models spit out a single result, users don’t have any other choices. Many times users want to be able to look through multiple results to gain information about different aspect
Hey guys, new grad hiring season is coming up and many of you must be having their Google interviews in queue. While most of you have done some sort of preparation for the interviews, here are few last moment tips to help you perform better - Tip number 0 - Be proficient in DSA and Coding This is not kind of a last moment tip, but this is tip 0 because it's the most important and obvious one. Before going to an interview you must have a basic understanding of the popular data structures and algorithms and a proficiency in converting the logic to coding language of your choice. You can learn about the basic data structures and algorithms from sites like cpalgorithms or if you want some guided preparation you can join a coding institute like pepcoding . Side by side you can practice what you have learnt on sites like cses , codeforces , leetcode , binarysearch.com . By proficiency it never means you are a code wizard but it implies you can think and rationalize about problems gro