Pre-AI #Search : filtra i contenuti generati dall'AI su #Google
#filter #ArtificialIntelligence #chrome
https://webappsmagazine.blogspot.com/2025/04/pre-ai-search-filtra-i-contenuti.html

Pre-AI #Search : filtra i contenuti generati dall'AI su #Google
#filter #ArtificialIntelligence #chrome
https://webappsmagazine.blogspot.com/2025/04/pre-ai-search-filtra-i-contenuti.html
I am still getting a handle on the full power of #Mastodon #search capabilities, but the ability to combine queries and have queries that target specific data is very powerful. I thought I would share an example.
I wanted to catch up on reporting on threats to public federal research funding for universities in the last 1-2 days. This query got me what I was looking for:
“After:2025-04-01 from:\@npr\@flipboard.com fund”
Change the news site account to suit your needs, of course.
Check out this extensive piece about why Kagi launched the "no use, no pay" fair pricing model:
https://getlago.substack.com/p/why-kagi-launched-no-use-no-pay
[veille] et Isidore.science me remonte ce matin comme il se doit via mes alertes : Pouyllau S., « Utiliser ISIDORE pour faire sa recherche », doi:10.5281/zenodo.15099274 => https://zenodo.org/records/15099274
#search #searchengines #howto #tools #shs #openscience #openaccess #humanties #HN #veille
[Veille] ESBCO, acteur+++ du #search & #discovery dans le milieu académique, lance ses options #AI powered; 1 de + à tenter de capter les usage(r)s via la mine d'or du texte intégral des publis scientifiques (celui encore derrière les paywalls qui peut permettre de faire la différence via les RAGs vis à vis des concurrents ! #moneymoneymoney )=> "EBSCO launches new AI features" https://www.researchinformation.info/news/ebsco-launches-new-ai-features/
#jarvislike #tools #digitalscholarship #bibliographicdatabase #libraries #bibliothèques #ESR
What is real in the age of AI slop and SEO spam?
https://www.spacebar.news/real-information-ai-slop-seo-spam/
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to find factually-accurate information online in 2025.
Interesting, pithy & informative.
Well worth your time.
Via the author corbin@infosec.pub on Lemmy.
@corbin
Is there actually any search you can perform on a Mastodon instance without Elasticsearch? I know I can search for a single hashtag, but not for two or more?
Bing's @facan confirms Copilot and other LLMs at Microsoft use schema for its LLMs https://www.seroundtable.com/schema-llms-copilot-bing-microsoft-39093.html via @davidmihm
This is beyond…
#LeMonde reporting that a French scientist traveling to Houston to attend a conference was denied entry to #US after a #search of his #phone & #computer revealed messages critical of #Trump's #science cuts, "which [says #CPB] conveyed hatred of Trump & could be qualified as terrorism". Computer confiscated.
#law #geopolitics #USpol #authoritarianism #dictatorship #FreeSpeech #ThoughtPolice #Nazis #ViewpointDiscrimination
https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2025/03/19/etats-unis-un-chercheur-francais-refoule-pour-avoir-exprime-une-opinion-personnelle-sur-la-politique-menee-par-l-administration-trump_6583618_3210.html
Kagi has been the most groundbreaking research tool I’ve quite possibly ever had access to. Check out Kagi asap. @kagihq
Install ChatGPT in iOS and use it as your default search engine within Safari. You can enable it as the default for searches, but it requires a few more steps than the typical changing of the default search.
#apple #ios18 #safari #chatgpt #search
https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/03/17/how-to-set-chatgpt-as-your-default-search-engine-in-safari
Since March 5, my #Mastodon posts no longer appear in #search results. One other user at least noticed it too:
https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/34176
Anyone else, perhaps?
"AI models incorrectly answered more than 60 percent of queries about news sources."
"Perplexity provided incorrect information in 37 percent of the queries tested, whereas ChatGPT Search incorrectly identified 67 percent (134 out of 200) of articles queried. Grok 3 demonstrated the highest error rate, at 94 percent."
Ho fatto qualche test con #AIMode di #Google.
Com'è andata? https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alessiopomaro_aimode-google-aioverviews-activity-7306207962857967617-9pbx
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Good grief. This is far, far worse than I thought possible. On average, #AI #search assistants were confidently incorrect on > 60% of queries. Especially pleased Grok 3 was incorrect on > 94% of queries! All tip of the iceberg stuff.
AI agents delivered "confident presentations of incorrect information, misleading attributions to syndicated content, and inconsistent information retrieval practices."
AI Search Has A #Citation Problem - Columbia #Journalism Review
https://www.cjr.org/tow_center/we-compared-eight-ai-search-engines-theyre-all-bad-at-citing-news.php
How many years I needed to learn how to search my own posts. It's too easy.
Type into the #search:
from:@username searchwords
or
from:me searchwords
It also works (for yourself) if you have disabled being in the public search.
Thanks @MythingPerson for the 2nd, much easier method!
Put this in search field:
has:video from:shoppingtonz@mastodon.social
Hey fediverse, you got better ways to search for videos on the fediverse?(FediVideo)
I think this may even beat Sepia Search! (to some degree)
Put this in search field:
has:video from:@shoppingtonz
Hey fediverse, you got better ways to search for videos on the fediverse?(FediVideo)
I think this may even beat Sepia Search! (to some degree)
@UlrikeHahn Ha this is a fascinating thought. So using an #LLM for #search is more like asking another person about a fact they might or might not remember and than attempt to reproduce, rather than actually looking that fact up. What can possibly go wrong.
What is everyone using for search that is not google? Tried a couple but not found a good alternative so far #search