Has AI changed how you look things up online, or do you still mostly just use Google?

I notice I'm reaching for a chatbot more often for quick questions, but for some stuff I still go straight to a search engine. Curious what you use each one for and whether you've noticed your habits shifting.

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2026-10-26 21:01 · r/artificial
Has AI changed how you look things up online, or do you still mostly just use Google?

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