Which if any have you done in order to reduce the amount of "AI" generated material in search results?
@dmarti for a while i had my "default search engine" set to udm14, but it just wasn't enough, i'm now using kagi which allows me to hide the ai options completely and hide ai images from image search.
@kevinriggle @dmarti well, not to give them more credit than they deserve, they're still an AI company, hiding the AI requires at least some understanding of CSS and it doesn't help with the mobile app, there's no way to opt out of buying AI credits with your subscription, and I had been a paying user less than 48 hours when I first got into an argument with the CEO of the company about AI (he's for it)
@kevinriggle @dmarti yes, but if i could avoid it, i would never give money to a company which also has a genAI product
@ansuz Thank you, will try some of these. My approach is more try to get the old Google back (just removing AI Overviews doesn't do it, because a lot of slop over-SEOed sites do too well now...in order to get decent results you also have to start block-listing those) https://blog.zgp.org/fix-google-search/