I just googled something and Google put its AI summary top, which incorrectly used a Facebook post - misinterpreting it. The Facebook post itself was an AI summary of a user post - which AI had also misinterpreted. The result is the Google answer was just total bollocks.
10/10 no notes.
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No! You can turn all AI features off in Kagi, and even if you do ask for an AI summary it must be a deliberate action.
Plus their AI responses are heavily referenced with links to sources so you can verify. It's a very different (and refreshing) experience from Google.
@ralfmaximus @sraars @GossiTheDog Oh my god ew, I regret checking it out. Looks like it's an AI firm that decided to rebrand as a search engine, ran by a right wing tech bro 🤢
There's a good article here with tons of sources https://d-shoot.net/kagi.html
But this tweet here by the CEO was already all I needed to see tbh https://x.com/vladquant/status/1647017761569402882
Love him bragging that his AI marks the most milquetoast possible criticism of a literal Neonazi as bad journalism, because the article paints bigotry in a bad light. Amazing stuff.
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