Google just called its new AI Search the "biggest upgrade in 25 years" but really, it's killing the open web. 😡
The open web was built by millions of people sharing knowledge freely → Now, Google who owns the monopoly on Search is ruining it.
We wrote about what's really happening, and what you can do about it 👉 tuta.com/blog/why-google-ai-se…
Google's "new era for AI Search" is killing the open web | Tuta
Google calls its intelligent AI-powered Search box the "biggest upgrade in over 25 years," but we must consider what is happening to the open web (yes, the one that trained the AI). Let's look at why it's bad, and what we can do about it.Tuta
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Ivan G.
in reply to Tuta • • •steppl
in reply to Ivan G. • • •@dreamos82
@Tutanota
Indeed!
I recently invested a fiver in Metager
#metager
Fragarach
in reply to steppl • • •@steppl @dreamos82
I've gone for Kagi, myself.
#metager
Tuta
in reply to Fragarach • • •steppl
in reply to Tuta • • •@Fragarach @dreamos82
It's OK for me to pay 1 or more tokens per search on metager, especially when I want / need privacy friendly results from different engines in 1 go.
Alternatively, I here and there use ddg.gg
remoteControl
in reply to Tuta • • •HumanBeing
in reply to Tuta • • •I read and bear a nanosecond of good news. friend asks, "Any thoughts on gmail? Yahoo is trying to get me to use it. I'm sick of all of them."
I responded appropriately and was glad she asked. One down out of millions.
One Jamie
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in reply to Tuta • • •KevinOnEarth
in reply to Tuta • • •But as long as people *believe* it is and go there without a 2nd thought, they are handing it their lives & livelihoods.
Hacker
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in reply to Tuta • • •Fusselwurm
Unknown parent • • •Google might still play by the rules (I actually don't know) , others certainly do not.
you cant stop crawlers if they don't voluntarily identify themselves as crawlers.
to block crawlers, you'd have to mandate user authentication on your page — and even then, ppl may use user agents that serve their data to an AI company
@Tutanota
Tuta
Unknown parent • • •Lett Osprey 🍉
in reply to Tuta • • •To give Google the "killed the internet" title is shifting responsibility away from the biggest blow against the internet, and the company behind the destruction of the net. Google isn't killing the net with their AI search. The net was already dead.
This is something you notice exceptionally well when you shut the door on Meta and their services.
I cannot find opening hours for several things, I miss all sorta event information, I am locked out of most any community information.
Google isn't killing the internet.
Meta already did
Or rather, we did.
We are letting tech giants simplify us away from the "horrible complexity of the internet".
What Google is doing is giving a final blow to the little left that made us feel that we could call it "internet".
We can only hope that this will be a wakeup, that we can look back and think "Google was the final straw that broke the trust, and we finally took the internet back"
With a lot of help from age verification laws...
Lett Osprey 🍉
in reply to Lett Osprey 🍉 • • •As for Tuta, their services are an amazing alternative for people looking to leave Google Mail.
Take the step, it takes a while, but swap your registered email, one at the time, and eventually you get there.
Dr Susi Arnott
in reply to Lett Osprey 🍉 • • •Lett Osprey 🍉
in reply to Dr Susi Arnott • • •@SusiArnott I almost went for Proton, but after a bit more checking, landed on Tuta. It feels like a better option.
They seem a bit more community focused.
I still have a lot of email coming to gmail, it takes a while to switch everything. I think a common mistake is to get a service like Tuta with the intent of doing a "quick switch".
@Tutanota @tansy
Tuta
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in reply to Lett Osprey 🍉 • • •LadyNorris
in reply to Tuta • • •John Lighter
in reply to Tuta • • •Baharul Islam
in reply to Tuta • • •Google now : Be as evil as possible.
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in reply to Baharul Islam • • •Worik
in reply to Tuta • • •Google does not have a monopoly on search
It is not killing the open web. It is killing that "gather eyeballs and show them ads" web
Google, evil in so many ways, is doing us all a favour
(I do not often praise those dastardly people)
git
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