Where did you get the idea for that query in the first place?
Re:ChatGPT Search
by greenavocado on Thursday October 31, 2024 @08:48PM
(#42013019)
One of my interests is war photography
This is such a bad example: the yandex results have 3,4 with "russian" in the title and in general the same "msm" article list
And its first two results are for a dead site and a deleted article, so fine user-experience reasons to exclude?
And the google results have a link to a reddit story such accident on the first page
Re:ChatGPT Search
by dr_kiszonka on Friday November 01, 2024 @12:17AM
(#42014018)
The only relevant result I get on Yandex is a website, which supposedly is a Russian propaganda outlet. Maybe that is why it is not showing up on Google, and isn't necessarily a distortion?
Re:ChatGPT Search
by adamrezich on Friday November 01, 2024 @01:20AM
(#42014270)
Yandex is indeed a Russian company. But do you really need to go to media bias fact check dot com—everyone's confirmed universal source of absolute truth, of course—to learn that?
Re:ChatGPT Search
by dr_kiszonka on Friday November 01, 2024 @10:29AM
(#42017248)
I went there to check the result, not Yandex. Would you recommend any good alternatives to the media bias website I used?
Re:ChatGPT Search
by bradjohnson on Friday November 01, 2024 @10:39AM
(#42017344)
You missed the mark here. He was talking about the Russian state propaganda site that the GP was trying to find on google: "PolitNavigator".
1. Search Google for "ukrainian who shot his commanding officer" without quotes
2. Google serves me nothing but MSM articles of Russian this or that. The word Russian wasn't even in my search string.
3. Add the Google operator MINUS SIGN Russia
4. Results:
5. Go to yandex.com and search the original query6. It comes up on Yandex immediately with the original query