Game Maker's Toolkit @gamemakerstoolkit.com · Jul 31

Someone on the GMTK Discord shared a great hack: Google doesn’t show AI summaries if your query contains swear words.

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btp · Jul 31

also, you could stop using google

Game Maker's Toolkit · Jul 31

(Yes, I know there are many technical ways to do it! I use a URL forwarder and udm14.com This is just a lot funnier)

PypeBros · Jul 31

I don't seem to need swear words in duckduckgo nor in marginalia ;:)

@arcanedose.bsky.social · Jul 31

you can also include -ai in your search with the same result. but this feels better haha

Skorp, the Online Ermine · Jul 31

Our wholesome christian language algorithm.

Dan Whitehead · Jul 31

You can also use the element picker tool in UBlock Origin's browser extension to remove AI summaries permanently.

@myles-macdonald.bsky.social · Jul 31

I love how this works its such a weird oversight. Probably won't last forever sadly but for now we have some freedom.

Luiz Moratelli · Jul 31

I am sure they will silent these words in future updates to "fix" that :/

Julien 🕊 Tumiza · Jul 31

@muffinbiencuit.bsky.social tu avais posé la question récemment. Voici une méthode alternative et plus marrante à celle qu'on t'avait donné

adam online · Jul 31

This is a much better approach since it will only need to be done once (unless the browser decides to reset the default search engine) tenbluelinks.org

Sylvain Defresne · Jul 31

It reminds me of the cartoon from smbc. www.smbc-comics.com/comic/suit

Dave/Hagan/Idiot · Jul 31

So use Google search like you are the Swearing Birds account? I can do that.

DKxDaisy · Jul 31

Pretty useless, tried multiple queries with swears and the AI popped up every time. Better to just disable it

Alex the Morpho · Jul 31

Imma bout to be googling like Vivziepop!

Pixel Prophecy · Jul 31

That's fucking brilliant haha 🤭

3emad0 · Jul 31

How the fuck do i make a variable in [insert programming language]

PeterPlatter (he/him)🇵🇱🇨🇦 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ · Jul 31

You can also use other search engines. I switched to DuckDuckGo months ago. Their image search is a bit less advanced, but the web search is great, doesn't show AI results if you don't want to and can prioritize results from your country instead of USA.