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find is the standard GNU utility to search for files in a directory hierarchy. fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to 'find'. You should type both on your terminal to see if they are present and/or install them. Telescope is flexible enough to allow you to pass an arbitrary shell command to search for files or for anything. If you don't, then it uses some sensible default command for each picker.
For example, the builtin finder called find_files or fd (they are the same function inside Telescope) has the defaults to receive your input and return matching files. You can see the implementation here. If find_command is absent, then Telescope will see if there's an executable called "fd" in your current shell. If not present, it will look for other options ("find", "rg", etc) and print a warning if there's no command for this task.