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But today, we’re seeing something completely new: AI-native search, a change as big as moving from candles to electric lights in how we find information.

The Book Finder (Keyword Search): This is the regular search we all know. You ask for “cheap travel 2025 tips,” and the book finder carefully checks their list and gives you every result with those exact words. Miss a key word? You don’t find what you need. Ask for “running shoes” and the book finder won’t show you a perfect result about “best sneakers for jogging” because the exact words don’t match. The book finder works hard but takes everything literally.

The Linguist (Vector Search): This improved helper understands language better. When you ask “How old is the 44th President of the US?” they naturally know you’re asking about Barack Obama’s age, even if you don’t mention his name. They understand that “affordable Italy vacation” and “low-cost Rome trip” are basically asking for the same thing. This helper finds better matches but still gives you a stack of results to read yourself.

The Research Helper (AI-Native Search): This is the big change. Imagine a smart helper who not only understands your question, but reads all the important information for you, studies it, and gives you a clear answer in simple language. If you then ask a follow-up question, they remember what you were talking about and adjust their next answer accordingly. They’re not just finding information, they’re creating useful knowledge.