LLMs, links, and the death of links

Update: 2023-10-29

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We spent the last 30 years building structures on top or instead of the raw links of the web, from Google to TikTok… but now LLMs might read all the links for us.

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LLMs, links, and the death of links

Benedict Evans, Toni Cowan-Brown

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LLMs, links, and the death of links

Benedict Evans, Toni Cowan-Brown

LLMs, links, and the death of links