The answers provided by the feature will have the source linked as well, so you know where the information is coming from.
The best thing is that it is still free and completely private, and you can take it for a test drive right now. So what is DuckAssist? The company claims it is simply an AI-powered "Instant Answer." This means that if you do have a question - the answer to which can be found on Wikipedia, and you type that into the search box, the new feature will take it over and use "AI natural language technology" to create a brief summary of the answers found on Wikipedia. DuckAssist is a clever AI-powered feature introduced by DuckDuckGo that will answer your questions in a much simpler language using Wikipedia You can try it right away in the associated browsers or extensions. Users will not have to download anything or sign up for anything. DuckDuckGo today announced DuckAssist, and according to the company, it is the first feature in a series of AI-based search and browser updates that will be coming in the future.
0 kommentar(er)
