Using google search result to improve answer #285
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looks sick. is the source for this version available somewhere? |
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Nice |
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I made a modification to the extension by adding extra data to ChatGPT's prompt. Basically, I make a request to Google with the typed question, get the HTML of the search, and convert the important parts into Markdown to facilitate ChatGPT's understanding. This way, the answers will be more up-to-date since the model was only trained with data up to 2021. Below is an example with the feature turned off and on.
Not using Google search data:
Using extra data:
A video showing how to use this feature:
Gravacao.de.Tela.2023-02-26.as.18.01.00.mov