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Also, not defending AI, but id gladly install a ublockoriginAI to filter out scam products and low quality knock offs. Would never trust google to do this. In
by cyanydeez 1mo ago
Also, not defending AI, but id gladly install a ublockoriginAI to filter out scam products and low quality knock offs. Would never trust google to do this.
In your example, any helmet by a manufacturer who has zero safety tests, regulatory stamps, warranty, etc, should be filtered out.
Any product with anomalous price needs heavy scrutiny.
- kccqzy 1mo agoGP included the word “specialized” which is a reputable manufacturer. Without seeing anything else, I’d automatically be inclined to believe that any helmets sold by them has warranty and safety tests.
- thrance 1mo agoThere's a blocklist for ublockorigin, but I can't really recommend it. It's a bit over-zealous and sometimes blocks useful stuff. Link: https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist
- Legend2440 1mo ago>Also, not defending AI, but id gladly install a ublockoriginAI to filter out scam products and low quality knock offs. I'm still waiting for an AI-powered adblock that removes ads by their semantic content instead of a fixed rule list. I think I'll be waiting a while though because of the performance cost of running an LLM.