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metaphor.systems - a search engine - a language model that's trained to predict links instead of text You feed the model a "prompt" (similar to a GPT-3 prompt), and it tries to predict what link is most likely to come after. 1/2 >>> #seo #linkbuilding #ai #GPT3 #links

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Search the internet with large language models using Metaphor

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Welcome to the future of link building! It might come in handy for helping with contextual internal link placements. Or in the wrong hands it could become a nightmare... Any ideas on Metaphor's use cases? 2/2