告诉HN：ChatGPT真是太棒了，我不理解为什么会有负面评价。
简而言之：我喜欢人工智能聊天机器人，因为它们让你可以在没有干扰内容的情况下浏览网络。
ChatGPT 已经成为我搜索网络的最爱方式。它重新定义了我与互联网的互动方式：万维网是内容，传统搜索引擎是货架和过道，而聊天机器人则是图书管理员。
令人遗憾的是，围绕验证我们先入为主的恐惧展开了如此多的争论。许多人都在寻找一个可以完全否定人工智能的理由。如果你使用默认的聊天机器人来制定饮食计划或回答数学问题，那你就是在为它的失败埋下伏笔。它的优势在于将自然语言映射到其训练所用的数据上。从某种意义上说，人工智能是用户界面的巅峰：它对用户的要求仅限于能够说话或写作。
我尝试列出我喜欢它的原因：
- 聊天机器人与用户之间的关系是透明的：你知道自己在处理生成的内容。许多其他在线服务已经退化到一种模糊的境地，你永远无法确切知道自己是在与用户、机器人和/或水军打交道。
- 向聊天机器人提问可以过滤掉我在寻找答案过程中可能看到的所有广告和赞助内容。下次你在谷歌搜索某样东西时，数一数从搜索结果页面到你找到所需内容之间看到的所有广告。这就像是在购物中心的强制路径布局中行走。
- 聊天机器人的回应大多没有图片。如果你想看某样东西，你需要主动请求。这与浏览的行为截然不同，普通用户只需一个错别字、一次点击或一次滚动，就可能接触到令人不安的内容。
- 不再有侧边栏、推荐链接或从视口外部伸出的元素！作为一个有强迫症的人，缺乏杂乱无章的内容简直是完美。
我想听听你对此的看法。在我看来，几年后我们会回顾传统的“浏览”方式，想知道我们究竟是如何在网上找到任何有用的信息的。我们正生活在一个“金发姑娘”的时代，人工智能聊天机器人是出色的搜索助手，尚未被赞助内容玷污。让我们趁现在好好享受吧。
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tl;dr: I love AI chatbots because they allow you to look up the web without any intrusive content.<p>ChatGPT has become my favorite way to search through the web. It redefined the way I engage with the internet: the www is the content, traditional search engines are the shelves & aisles, and the chatbot is the librarian.<p>It's a shame that so much debate revolves around validating our preconceived fears. So many people are looking for one gotcha to dismiss AI altogether. If you use a default chatbot to draft your meal plans or to answer math questions, you're setting it up for failure. Its strength lies in the ability to map natural language to the data used in its training. In a way, AI is the pinnacle of user interface: it demands nothing more from the user than the ability to speak or write.<p>I tried to list the reasons as to why I like it so much:<p>- The relationship between a chatbot and its user is transparent: you know you're dealing with generated content in advance. Many other online services have devolved into a murky territory where you never quite know whether you're dealing with users, bots and/or shills.<p>- Asking something to the chatbot filters out all ads and sponsored content I might have seen on my way to the answer. Next time you google something, count all the ads you see from the search result page until you reach what you are looking for. It's like walking through the forced-path layout of a mall.<p>- The response of the chatbot is mostly devoid of images. If you want to be shown something, you need to ask for it. This is very different from the act of browsing, where the average user is ONE typo, ONE click or ONE scroll away from traumatic material.<p>- No more sidebars, recommended links or elements poking from outside the viewport! As someone with compulsive issues, the lack of clutter is chef's kiss.<p>I would like to read your thoughts on the matter. Imho in a few years we'll look back at old-school "browsing" and wonder how the heck we managed to find anything useful online. We're living in a Goldilocks time where AI chatbots are amazing search assistants and they have yet to be tarnished by sponsored content. Let's enjoy it while we can.