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Been using Kagi for two years now. Their consistent approach to AI is to offer it, but only when explicitly requested. This is not that surprising with that in
by Zambyte 11mo ago
Been using Kagi for two years now. Their consistent approach to AI is to offer it, but only when explicitly requested. This is not that surprising with that in mind.
- pseudalopex 11mo ago> Their consistent approach to AI is to offer it, but only when explicitly requested. Kagi News does not disclose AI even.
- sjs382 11mo agoI think it's generally understood among their users (paying customers who make an active choice to use the service) but I agree—they should be explicit re: the disclosure.
- jacquesm 11mo agoAll AI use should have mandatory disclosure.
- pseudalopex 11mo agoKagi News does not require payment. The articles are indexed by search engines. Anyone can send a link to anyone else or post a link anywhere. The speculation most Kagi customers inferred the articles were AI generated could be correct. Or not. We agree they should disclose in any case.
- sedatk 11mo ago"Kagi News reads public RSS feeds of thousands of (community-curated) world-wide news sources and utilizes AI to distill them into one perfect daily briefing." https://news.kagi.com/about https://news.kagi.com/about
- pseudalopex 11mo agoA daily briefing is AI generated does not communicate all articles are AI generated. And the standard for news publishers to disclose reasons for distrust is every article.
- freediver 11mo agoThe code is open source, you can add it as a PR as you see appropriate.