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In reply to the discussion: Nobody needs AI to search the Internet, court says in ruling against Google [View all]Progressive dog
(7,628 posts)15. I want to know how
to ban AI from my searches. In my opinion AI is completely untrustworthy. Often it contradicts itself multiple times in the same search.
Maybe this will force Google to let users choose if they want to be subjected to stupidity called AI.
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Nobody needs AI to search the Internet, court says in ruling against Google [View all]
highplainsdem
17 hrs ago
OP
You can find them useful. Doesn't change the fact that AI isn't necessary for the task, which these companies are all
Karasu
16 hrs ago
#4
Um..yes, they are. "Scrolling down" doesn't change that. Companies forcing the use of AI goes MUCH farther than simple
Karasu
15 hrs ago
#17
Unless you check everything in the AI overview - every alleged fact, every quote, every source - you
highplainsdem
16 hrs ago
#5
LOL! In other words, you don't check. And it sounds as if you'd use AI overviews you hadn't bothered
highplainsdem
13 hrs ago
#31
I've seen news stories including studies about the links in AI overviews often not actually leading
highplainsdem
13 hrs ago
#36
AI search on the internet is a parasite killing its host. There's no value in that. The errors make its
highplainsdem
10 hrs ago
#51
Of all the silly comparisons. Calculators would never have been widely used if they were as error-prone
highplainsdem
10 hrs ago
#57
The whopper is everything you've said suggesting people should trust AI results. Even AI companies
highplainsdem
9 hrs ago
#61
We were able to do it just fine (in fact, better) BEFORE this immensely destructive shit came along.
Karasu
16 hrs ago
#3
DuckDuckGo has an AI, but they actually allow you to completely turn it off, and they have a version of their site that
Karasu
16 hrs ago
#10
Their wanting to put one up around Garden City,Ks and it's projected water use
Bengus81
50 min ago
#66
You could find it just as easily with a 'precisely composed query'
GenThePerservering
11 hrs ago
#47
Yes. People need to realize that every single writer, visual artist, photographer, singer, musician,
highplainsdem
12 hrs ago
#44
So the AI bros ripping off the world's intellectual property is just human nature?
highplainsdem
9 hrs ago
#59
'Almost Intelligence' trains from anything it can find (within reason, supposedly)
3825-87867
14 hrs ago
#26
People still use Google? It's a spy agency that sells your data. I stopped ages ago.
usonian
11 hrs ago
#48
Type -ai at the end of your search and you'll find out how little you need AI
Bengus81
2 hrs ago
#63