No, it's taking back control of what tools can be used to achieve a specific goal.
If Google can't guarantee a good user experience but also correctness of the informations returned by their LLM than a ministry shouldn't stand for this and setup their own tools.
No, it's taking back control of what tools can be used to achieve a specific goal.
If Google can't guarantee a good user experience but also correctness of the informations returned by their LLM than a ministry shouldn't stand for this and setup their own tools.
but why would people use the ministry's tool when they never use it fit anything else?