Audacious new schemes known as 'SEO heists' are posing thorny questions for Google
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The tech-help website Exceljet was cloned by a competitor using AI. It poses thorny questions for Google.

Basically: use GPT to help copy an entire web site, then jack their search results, get profit. Aided by the fact that search engines are shit. This is something you could do before, GAI just made it faster.

Web2 is going great!

  • Steve@awful.systemsEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Kagi has definitely been given too much UX treatment to cut through the bullshit and just say “you pay because it is better”

    this text on their pricing page is pretty eyerolly:

    Kagi has no ads and is fully supported only by its users. We worked very hard to provide high quality, fast and tracking-free results at a minimum cost to ensure sustainability of our operation.

    Gonna give it a shot tho :)