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Arjun Shah on X: "Can someone explain why is @GoogleAI Search so bad? I feel it's not that hard of a feature to implement. Of course there are safety concerns and trust issues, but this is really bad. I really prefer to just Google stuff when doing research, and then branch off into a chat with the AI overview. Unfortunately, it sucks and just doesn't give you a proper response half the time. Big bummer considering how huge of a feature this is."

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Arjun Shah
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Can someone explain why is @GoogleAI Search so bad? I feel it's not that hard of a feature to implement. Of course there are safety concerns and trust issues, but this is really bad. I really prefer to just Google stuff when doing research, and then branch off into a chat with the AI overview. Unfortunately, it sucks and just doesn't give you a proper response half the time. Big bummer considering how huge of a feature this is.
5:15 AM · Aug 31, 2026374Views
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  • @arjunkshah21
    Arjun Shah
    @arjunkshah21
    Can someone explain why is @GoogleAI Search so bad? I feel it's not that hard of a feature to implement. Of course there are safety concerns and trust issues, but this is really bad. I really prefer to just Google stuff when doing research, and then branch off into a chat with the AI overview. Unfortunately, it sucks and just doesn't give you a proper response half the time. Big bummer considering how huge of a feature this is.
    5:15 AM · Aug 31, 2026374Views
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  • @ecomerateHQ
    Rupert M.
    @ecomerateHQ
    13h
    same problem. the hard part isn’t finding a plausible answer, it’s keeping the source, date and context attached when the query spans multiple documents. i’m 12 and building an investing research tool around that idea: a smaller answer with inspectable evidence beats a confident