A study reveals that AI has effectively taken over a significant portion of Google’s search results, with AI-generated overviews now appearing in nearly half of all searches. These AI-powered summaries dominate both desktop and mobile screens.
Also, Google Image Search features hyper-realistic AI-generated images alongside real photos, further blurring the line between artificial and authentic content.
PresidentHurg on
Yeah, and it freaking sucks. Google hasn’t been this dumb to me in a decade.
2Syphilicious4You on
For the last few months ive had to search in bing to get actual results idk why i havent just switched.
bogglingsnog on
It’s a slippery slope greased with money and good intentions. At the very least they *plan to* add an AI marker to the results… Ugh.
Pantim on
Also, that article was written using AI. It’s painfully obvious if you know what to look for.
And it’s not just this article… The majority of stuff that shows up in search results these days is written with AI.
Chuggernaut0 on
There are probably tampermonkey scripts you can add to remove it from your results page.
Icommentor on
“Oh! You want to learn about Abraham Lincoln? How about a picture of Lincoln as a 17 year old redhead girl with a button nose and some cleavage? How about a blog post by an unspecified person who shares pages and pages of perfectly generic life experiences before they finally let you know Lincoln’s birth date?”
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A study reveals that AI has effectively taken over a significant portion of Google’s search results, with AI-generated overviews now appearing in nearly half of all searches. These AI-powered summaries dominate both desktop and mobile screens.
Also, Google Image Search features hyper-realistic AI-generated images alongside real photos, further blurring the line between artificial and authentic content.
Yeah, and it freaking sucks. Google hasn’t been this dumb to me in a decade.
For the last few months ive had to search in bing to get actual results idk why i havent just switched.
It’s a slippery slope greased with money and good intentions. At the very least they *plan to* add an AI marker to the results… Ugh.
Also, that article was written using AI. It’s painfully obvious if you know what to look for.
And it’s not just this article… The majority of stuff that shows up in search results these days is written with AI.
There are probably tampermonkey scripts you can add to remove it from your results page.
“Oh! You want to learn about Abraham Lincoln? How about a picture of Lincoln as a 17 year old redhead girl with a button nose and some cleavage? How about a blog post by an unspecified person who shares pages and pages of perfectly generic life experiences before they finally let you know Lincoln’s birth date?”