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Well then in that case, maybe we need a “vetted internet”. Like the opposite of the dark web, this would only index vetted websites, scanned for AI slop, and wi
by therobots927 9mo ago
Well then in that case, maybe we need a “vetted internet”. Like the opposite of the dark web, this would only index vetted websites, scanned for AI slop, and with optional parental controls, equipped with customized filters that leverage LLMs to classify content into unwanted categories. It would require a monthly subscription fee to maintain but would be a nonprofit model.
- femto 9mo agoThat's the original "Yahoo Directory", which was a manually curated page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo#Founding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo#Founding The original Yahoo doesn't exist (outside archive.org), but I'm guessing would be a keen person or two out there maintaining a replacement. It would probably be disappointing, as manually curated lists work best when the curator's interests are similar to your own. What you want might be Kagi Search with the AI filtering on? I've never used Kagi, so I could be off with that suggestion.
- efreak 9mo agoThe original dmoz/open directory project/Yahoo directory database is being hosted (but not maintained; I don't think it's being updated) at odp.org, which also includes links to other directory projects at http://odp.org/Computers/Internet/Searching/Directories http://odp.org/Computers/Internet/Searching/Directories