You need to review ‘all’ the results of a search? I have never needed to do that in 30 years and I suspect the only people who do are browsing adult sites.
The difference is, you can ask chatgpt or other AI a question, send it off to the internet and it will review a bunch of websites and pull the relevant information out. It will provide citations for the sites it references that you can check against.
Search engines today are pretty trash and you need to go through several websites to get a good idea of what you're looking for. That's the difference.
Also, ai and search are two different but somewhat similar things. If you just want basic facts: use a search engine.
If you want directions on HOW to do something or HOW something works or say, assistance with a calculation or concept, an AI search or AI query is often better.
e.g. this is a real world example of how I used chatgpt just last week.
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This took me like 5 minutes (most of that time me thinking about the questions I wanted to ask, the answers were returned in seconds) instead of calculating things myself after looking up the formulas, etc.
My initial query was because I noticed an interest charge of > 350 on my account, which was what I was expecting every week as per the chat (as that is what my financial management software indicated). Turns out it was indeed for approx 10 days as it was during the loan setup. I figured that out myself in 5 minutes rather than waiting 2 business days for the bank to get back to my bank message.
And yes, neither google nor humans are 100% reliable and need to be fact checked too.