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Posted by ceejayoz 1 hour ago

Schools that block Google’s A.I. will lose student access to its search engine(www.nytimes.com)
https://archive.ph/RuwsB

https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/educatio...

126 points | 98 comments
Shorel 22 minutes ago|
So, win-win and more traffic for Duck Duck Go?

That's how I read it nowadays, as Google search results are in a quality going down trend.

verdverm 3 minutes ago|
DDG is trying to be too much like Google now, with the Ai summaries and chat bot.

Actual search results are still bad. Seems to be a trend across most engines

Alexandros84 5 minutes ago||
Isn't Google Search a form of AI in its own right? I mean with RankBrain?
ortusdux 25 minutes ago||
I've heard anecdotal stories from MS-365 users that say it feels handicapped without Copilot. One govt worker said they noticed a marked change in Word spell-checking after they had to block all AI on their systems.
lestertomlin 6 minutes ago||
Google gets worse and worse every year.
verdverm 3 minutes ago|
Founders stopped running it, same story as IBM
skeledrew 29 minutes ago||
This is great! Push more people towards DuckDuckGo, etc.
PowerElectronix 9 minutes ago||
Schools will ditch the AI AND the search engine, too. Masterfully played, google.
account42 1 hour ago||
Hopefully this will backfire and end with kids learning to use other search engines.
gdulli 40 minutes ago||
A big part of this era is a shift to de-anonymizing all search, research, etc. That should be seen as its own problem separate from one's feelings about AI.
shevy-java 2 minutes ago||
Google now acts as a mafia. Why does a democracy allow rogue corporations blackmail schools and universities? That can only happen because a mafia runs the USA right now - otherwise that would have already shut down.

I think it is time to do the only logical thing here - and end Google. Nobody needs that monster company anyway.

stetrain 12 minutes ago|
You can tell that AI features in user-facing software are good and popular because of the way that companies have to keep forcing them onto users even if they try to opt out.
vinyl7 10 minutes ago|
Its all very inorganic and forced. This only fuels the idea of it being a bubble that will pop (not if it will pop)
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