It's getting quite hard to use basic search to find product review sites or software tutorials that aren't generated (usually badly) by some form of ML. If anyt

It's getting quite hard to use basic search to find product review sites or software tutorials that aren't generated (usually badly) by some form of ML. If anything, it seems that people are turning away from search engines that uprank those. Until machine-written articles can be as nuanced and factually accurate (or at least as intriguingly opinionated for weird reasons) as something written by a human with hands-on experience of a product or software, I think they're no different from link mills in the pre-AI era. Which means search engines and sites like S.O. will have an increasing, not decreasing, financial interest in penalizing them.