Re:What Went Wrong for Yahoo
by evanelias on Sunday July 27, 2025 @03:09PM
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An increase in searches isn't necessarily a positive thing. Anecdotally, I've increased the number of Google searches I do simply because it now requires multiple attempts to frame my query in a way that provides the results I'm actually looking for!
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A decrease in search quality has damaged trust with the userbase, making crummy, unreliable data sources like LLMs seem much more viable.
Re:What Went Wrong for Yahoo
by AbstractH24 on Sunday July 27, 2025 @10:41PM
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Do you have any evidence to prove this?
Seems logical to me, but then my 71 year old mother with doctorates in both science and literature pulls out her phone and trusts Google AI results without thinking twice.
But think of all the additional ads that uBlock origin is now hiding you could have seen :-D