I have truly noticed a change in how I am engaging with content nowadays, I have become more reluctant on clicking on links to articles or videos that have been made in these last few years, and when I do I started by looking for clues if it has been generated by ai. if the voice is human or generated, if the pictures are of real events or slop. I mistrust everything. and it’s exhausting. earlier slop was easier to detect nowadays it’s becoming impossible.

  • wattanao@fedia.io
    13·
    21 天前

    I’ve been filtering my search results to not show anything after 2020 for a while now. The only annoying thing is that I have to do it every time I search, I’d love a way to set it as default.

    • spicy pancake@lemmy.zipEnglish
      11·
      20 天前

      a custom search string URL may be what you’re looking for

      for example, I use the following with the Fennec fork of Firefox Android to restrict the date to before the public launch of ChatGPT, while simultaneously disabling DuckDuckGo’s AI features:

      https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=%25s&df=1979-01-01..2022-11-29

      here’s DDG’s guide on search URL parameters; most major search engines should have similar documentation

    • PriorityMotif@lemmy.world
      3·
      21 天前

      You could write a bash script to do it and perform searches from the terminal. It will open a new tab or window in your browser with the term you entered with the appropriate settings. Then set the bash script as an alias to make it easier to use.