Watching somebody rant about disliking AI for an hour and a half is not my idea of a good time, but you do you.
this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2025
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Good thing nobody forced you to watch or interact with this at all
Weird, nobody forced you to interact with me either but you did. It's almost as if you don't have to be happy about something to interact with it! WHOA!
Where does that leave me than?
I don't know, where did you start? I didn't see you go very far.
I just wanted to join in... back to the shadows I go!
So, I guess in the shadows is the answer to your initial question. I hope that was your desired location!
I’ve been using DuckDuckGo exclusively for several years now.
I believe my reaction to seeing AI junk turned on by default was, “Not you, too!”
It will be a sad day when I have to jump to something else to escape it.
I use DDG and I have never seen any AI elements enabled by default. What are you seeing?
You see it on the search results page. Click the gear icon to go into settings and there is a link at the bottom to “manage” AI settings. For me, everything is turned on by default, but it may not have rolled out to everyone yet.
I think it takes focus over the search results based on specific search terms or maybe semantics like is it a question an AI would likely be able to answer.
Searching 'some search' gives results with an icon for AI but nothing inline:
Changing the search to a question like what's the current Java version puts clear focus on AI results:
At least it still gives you the option to generate a summary or decide not to.
It's a tool, like a hammer or a clock or a glockenspiel, that can be used for good, neutral, or bad goals.
Unfortunately most AIs are developed, trained, and administrated by authoritarian structured capitalist corpos that are designed to require maximizing profit and minimizing cost instead of meeting humanity's common needs and goals.
If you're into computer graphics, you may also like her video about Splines. She does not a lot of videos, but they are very qualitative
Does she reticulate the splines?
I wonder why they developed it in the first place if it was going to be this bad. Why does innovation necessarily (through game theory) have to lead to races to the bottom?