AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is intelligence demonstrated by machines, unlike the natural intelligence displayed by humans and animals, which involves consciousness and emotionality. The distinction between the former and the latter categories is often revealed by the acronym chosen.
Google is worse. I just read an article about how the current head of research is driving them into the ground just like he did over at yahoo.
What website? I need to append it to the search query
Do you want to read the article? They might be talking about this: https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/24/naming-names/#prabhakar-raghavan
Every google product has gotten worse in the past few years.
Google is going to become like Yahoo in the next 10 years at this rate.
Because the guy responsible for the yahoo downfall now control google search? https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
Honestly guys. Bing is better. Bing feels like 2009 Google.
Why not use ddg while you're at it? That is built on top of bing no?
DDG gives better results than Google, and has done for a while. Google gives the worst results of all the options these days.
I'm not sure. I really enjoy the image search on bing. Miles ahead of Google
I feel bad for Juniors who won't know what they are copy pasting .
Google beging trash is the reason why I tried Kagi and I really like the experience. I know there will be the inevitable comments about why an account-linked search engine sucks privacy-wise or that the apparent focus on AI is wrong. But honestly from the options I've tried I liked Kagi the most and for me that is enough to pay for it.
I use kagi too. The AI stuff isn't really a focus, I never use that feature at all. It's easy to never even notice it's there. It's a fantastic search engine.
Google is account linked too. Almost everyone has a Gmail account. If people think they're fooling Google about who they really are, then those people need to learn just how pervasive Google tracking is.
Psst, it frustrates users too. Kagi doesn't have any issues filtering that content. Why does a trillion dollar company have problems with it?
... I have never seen this. I always find stack overflow results.