In a post filled with cheeky shots fired at the likes of ChatGPT and Bing Chat, Brave says its AI-powered Summarizer isn’t prone to outdated information, spreading misinformation, and flat-out lying. That’s because it gets its information purely from web results, and you’ll always be able to trace its claims back to the source thanks to ample citation. In practice, it’s not unlike Bing Chat’s core functionality today.
If you aren’t satisfied with the answer Summarizer gives or you’re skeptical of the reliability of the information and sources it landed on, the search engine also uses its AI capabilities to highlight the relevant snippets of information in the standard search results’ descriptions.
“Unlike many others that have released similar features recently, we do not rely on third parties, nor do we limit access due to scalability concerns,” writes Brave in a blog post announcing the feature. “The Brave Summarizer relies on our owned and operated models that are highly tuned to be as efficient as possible at inference time.” Still, Brave admits that its large language model is still in its infancy, and it can be prone to some of the same pitfalls ailing other generative systems, such as “hallucinations” (AI making things up) and using offensive text in the resulting query responses.
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