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I wouldn’t say it works for me as a complete replacement for Google, cause AI tends to be slower, so for quick searches I still rely on googling. However, for more in-depth research, I’d choose Perplexity over, say, Google Scholar. My experience with it has been positive, but I wouldn’t call it an essential tool for every situation. Actually, my typical search process involves using all available tools and I end up opening everything at once 😁

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I find lots of benefits and new chances in it. It feels like a helpful extra tool for me. But sure, any tool can be used the wrong way. Take our phones, for example. We can use them to work and keep in touch with family or get addicted to games and fall for phone scams. I like to stay positive. The new things I can do with it are huge, and that's important to me.

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