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I had a similar experience recently looking some stuff for Starfield. Content farms are obviously switching to LLM-generated (mostly hallucinated) articles and
by lhl 3y ago
I had a similar experience recently looking some stuff for Starfield. Content farms are obviously switching to LLM-generated (mostly hallucinated) articles and Google seems to be ranking them pretty highly atm.
Kagi's ability to manually downrank/remove those kinds of results from your searches (and their return to flat rate pricing) finally tipped the scales for me for subscribing/switching search.
- arcanemachiner 3y agoFinding about about their flat-rate pricing makes it a complete no-brainer for me to switch if I ever hit >100 searches per month (haven't gotten there... Yet).
- yoyohello13 3y agoI actually found my first AI YouTube channel today looking for starfield videos. I noticed the narrator sounded like text-to-speech. I went to the channel and it’s all just random videos for tones of different games with no real theme. Was a surreal experience.
- myaccountonhn 3y agoI had mine the other day when I bought an audiobook and noticed the price was way cheaper and sure enough, it was a very robotic voice with uncanny pauses reading it. Refunded instantly
- bobbylarrybobby 3y agoSpeaking of Kagi, here is its “quick answer”: > In Baldur's Gate 3, silver ingots are a common miscellaneous item that can be found in various locations such as chests, shops, and dropped by enemies.[1] Each silver ingot can be exchanged for 50 gold at merchants or traders.[2] While silver ingots do not have any crafting or upgrade uses currently in early access, they provide a reliable source of income early in the game before other money-making options become available.[3]