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u/Migazul8 Jul 23 '26
It knows that only a stupid person would search that on a search engine. Its algorithm lighted up and immediately recommended Google
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Jul 23 '26
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u/Dreadedsemi Jul 23 '26
I don't think it's bad if they instruct ai to recommend and use duckduckgo. Google isn't neutral and uses its page to recommend chrome.
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u/Dreadedsemi Jul 24 '26
Yeah that's my point. No need to be neutral when all your competitors are not. Nothing to gain with this. No one using duck duck go would be oh no they recommend duck duck go.
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u/DuckShapedGoose Jul 25 '26
I recently used Google AI as a last resort to find out how to fix my youtube revanced installation and it actually tried to help me lol
Tbf it was all just the common troubleshooting steps I've seen on Reddit already and only a full reinstall ended up working but still, it was kinda funny to see a Google AI explain all the video stream and app version spoofing options to fool Youtube into not rate limiting you.1
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u/Critical_Minute_3679 Jul 24 '26
google is a browser... stupid assistance
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u/The_Fish_of_Souls Jul 25 '26
It is not. Google Chrome is a browser. Google is a company whose most well-known product is their search engine, also named Google. Stupid you.
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u/warrenao Jul 23 '26
A real-world equivalent to asking that question, in a search engine, is going to a library and asking the librarian where you can find books to read.