Add F*cking to Your Google Searches to Neutralize AI Summaries
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Google will probably close this loophole soon enough.
  • @[email protected]English
    1•6 days ago

    Found better approach and implemented a Chrome extension that automatically adds -ai to your searches, so it filter out AI summaries: https://reviews.vc/ai-filter-plugin/ https://github.com/reviewsvc/ai-filter

    The plugin has been submitted to the Chrome Store but has not been approved yet. It is super lightweight and will be better to install locally on its own. I personally don’t trust Chrome Store plugins :) So, you can download the archive, review the source and load it unpacked from chrome://extensions

      • @WookiEnglish
        1•6 days ago

        Just don’t -fucking use Google

  • @taiyangEnglish
    9•7 days ago

    Eh, I’ve been using ddg for about a month and it gives better results lately. I don’t search that often, though. (They have AI but ask first).

  • SubverbEnglish
    -4•7 days ago

    Invest in yourself and your sanity and use kagi.com. $5/mo. for clean search results, major configurability and a simple switch to turn AI responses off.

    I’ve been using it for months and do not miss the Google swamp at all.

    • @[email protected]English
      -6•7 days ago

      If you’re going to downvote a sane suggestion then at least provide a sane response

      Hexbear was right to disable downvotes

      • JornEnglish
        7•7 days ago

        I’ll bite. First off, the post reads like a commercial advertisement. Also, the pricing sucks. The $5 monthly rate caps you at 300 searches. Between phone use and studying, I can blow through that in a week or two. The next tier for unlimited is $10/month and the top plan at $25 gives you access to a group of popular AI. Their website is trying hard to sell AI and the pricing model is unattractive.

        • SubverbEnglish
          1•7 days ago

          Just to clear things up, it’s no ad. I’m just a very happy Kagi user. I have the unlimited tier and use the hell out of it.

          If you can’t justify it, or don’t like their service, I understand. However, I use search a lot in my work and I find the time and frustration that I save to be worth it.