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Google’s AI search results are already getting ads
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Looks like a separate element that comes after the LLM summary which can be removed by ad blockers. That is, if you're still using Google search...
What's a viable alternative? Bing seems to be just as rah rah AI as Google, DDG gives me oranges if I search for apples... if there is an actually useful search engine out there that isn't actively in the process of becoming enshittified, I would absolutely love to know.
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I'm pretty sure that was a metaphor for DDG giving them not what they are looking for. They probably didn't meant it literary
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I've been pretty happy with Kagi (it's a paid search engine, though).