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That's definitely the incentive it produces but given Kagi's market share, I imagine it will have pretty much zero effect on sites' behavior. It's much more (an
by llamaimperative 2y ago
That's definitely the incentive it produces but given Kagi's market share, I imagine it will have pretty much zero effect on sites' behavior. It's much more (and quite valuable) a browser-side improvement.
- neilv 2y agoTrue, but not only Kagi might find this a good tactic. The idea of many people doing negative reinforcement against generative AI "content" is interesting.