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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow to avoid AI in searches
After your search, leave a space & put -AI. It works with Google and DuckDuckgo.
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How to avoid AI in searches (Original Post)
DownriverDem
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Permanut
(8,203 posts)1. Great tip - thanks!
canetoad
(20,536 posts)2. Don't know about google
But you can turn AI off using the settings on DDG's home page (three lines, top right). AI features tab.
DownriverDem
(7,000 posts)5. I've used it
with Google to not see AI.
mwmisses4289
(3,716 posts)3. Works in Firefox also.
Works best if you make the a and i are capitalized.
MiHale
(12,833 posts)4. Aloha browser doesn't do A.i. in search...
Plus has a free built-in VPN
eppur_se_muova
(41,489 posts)6. Google "extension removes AI". There are many options now. I use udm14.
https://udm14.org
You're not only removing clutter and slop, you're saving energy, which diminishes the pressure to build more data centers, burn more fossil fuels, dump more GHGs into the atmosphere, and commandeer more water sources.
You're not only removing clutter and slop, you're saving energy, which diminishes the pressure to build more data centers, burn more fossil fuels, dump more GHGs into the atmosphere, and commandeer more water sources.
calimary
(89,467 posts)7. Keeping this.
Randomthought
(1,039 posts)8. Thank you