Privacy-centric browser is duckDuckgo Rolling A new setting that allows users to filter AI images in search results. The company says it is starting the facility in response to the response from users who said that AI can find in the way they find images.
Users can use the new setting by searching on DuckDuckgo and going to Images Tab. From there, they will see a new dropdown menu called “AI Image”. The users can then choose whether they want to see the AI content by choosing “show” or “hiding”.
Users can turn on the filter in their search settings by tapping the option “hiding” AI-Janit images “.
DuckDuckgo comes as a new feature Internet is flooding With AI “slope”, which refers to low quality media content that is created using generic AI technology.
“Filter manually depends on the curated open-source blocks, including the ‘nuclear’ list, provided by ublockorigin and ublacklist giant AI blockists,” DuckDuckgo said in one. Post on X“While it will not be able to catch 100% of the AI-related results, it will greatly reduce the number of AI-Janit images you see.”
DuckDuckgo says it is planning to add additional filters in the future, but did not provide the nuances.
It is worth noting that the example of DuckDuckgo for new feature depicts an image search for a child’s peacock, which is likely to face Google Controversy last year When conducting an image search for the bird, instead of real-life images, to show more AI-related pictures of baby peacock.
