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DuckDuckGo asked its users how they feel about AI search. 90% hate it

Of the 175,354 votes submitted, over 90% chose the No AI option.

Nine out of ten DuckDuckGo users don't want AI anywhere near their search

DuckDuckGo recently asked its community whether they actually wanted AI baked into their web browsing experience. The response was loud and clear: an overwhelming majority said ...

90% of DuckDuckGo users don’t want AI

PCWorld reports that 90% of DuckDuckGo users prefer search without AI features, according to a recent poll conducted by the ...

Finally, a search engine that doesn't talk back with AI

If you find yourself scrolling past AI summaries just to find the "real" results, DuckDuckGo's new AI-free portal was built ...
TechSpot

DuckDuckGo can now hide AI-generated images while searching the web

Editor's take: Generative AI services are everywhere now, flooding the web with an ungodly amount of AI slop regardless of the subject. Major search engines are joyfully shoving this content down ...
ZDNet

Tired of seeing AI images online? DuckDuckGo lets you hide them from results now

DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused browser and search engine, has released a new setting on its search engine that allows users to hide AI-generated images. "Our philosophy about AI features is 'private, ...