good luck. it will run with a mix of 1. whats available online, and 2. what common other "successful" searches have rendered. it wont include any text that was never scanned somehow into the internets. it will judge what thousands to millions of others thought was a good answer as part of what it feeds back.
look at the knowledge, genuine curiousity, and willingness to accept what the AI overlord tells them in a search of the average person. now realize that will skew the results that you get no matter how specific you are inputting what you want
i gave it a go this summer hunting down A-37B airframes. i believe that it produced 4 (out of 577) results that i may not have firmly placed. meanwhile i still have about 20 that i have no clue on, and 50 that i only have one service location for in a 20 year career. so 503 vs 4 on where they were from 1972-1992.
did it speed up my search? not this time, but i was trying something new and the slow down that comes with learning and adapting. i only say i would have ran faster without because i have years practice hunting without AI