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Feb. 15th, 2026 01:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beccaelizabethCurrent state of google searching:
AI summary did as requested and compared weight of pathfinder handy haversack and weight of fjallraven backpacks, saying many were lighter and some were heavier, but I still had to go to the fjallraven website and go through each backpack individually before I found the one that weighs the same.
Also the AI has a different answer for how many grams in 5lb than the regular google.
I have seen this thing screw up the maths in so so many ways. So many.
Asking it for two things is ambitious, but I thought it might link to both pages if I asked for two at once. Instead it linked neither and mixed DnD setting wikis and reddit discussions with reviews pages, when the literal rules for this seperate system are on the web and the product listings likewise. And it did so confidently and fluently while telling me the thing I had asked it for did not exist.
... I still don't actually need a real life handy haversack, but the answer was Keb 52 W. Which is about the right size in l too, and available in red.
AI summary did as requested and compared weight of pathfinder handy haversack and weight of fjallraven backpacks, saying many were lighter and some were heavier, but I still had to go to the fjallraven website and go through each backpack individually before I found the one that weighs the same.
Also the AI has a different answer for how many grams in 5lb than the regular google.
I have seen this thing screw up the maths in so so many ways. So many.
Asking it for two things is ambitious, but I thought it might link to both pages if I asked for two at once. Instead it linked neither and mixed DnD setting wikis and reddit discussions with reviews pages, when the literal rules for this seperate system are on the web and the product listings likewise. And it did so confidently and fluently while telling me the thing I had asked it for did not exist.
... I still don't actually need a real life handy haversack, but the answer was Keb 52 W. Which is about the right size in l too, and available in red.