ChatGPT: OpenAI, Sam Altman, AI, Joe Rogan, Artificial Intelligence, Practical AI DuckDuckGo Censors Computer-Generated Art
6 snips
Jul 23, 2025 DuckDuckGo has sparked a debate by censoring computer-generated art, prioritizing genuine content in search results. This decision raises questions about user control and ethical tech use. The discussion also contrasts this bold move with competitors' strategies. Insights into the future application of AI technology across different media are explored, highlighting the ongoing tension between creativity and responsibility in the digital landscape.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
DuckDuckGo Blocks AI Images
- DuckDuckGo blocks AI-generated images in search to support genuine content and improve search result quality.
- This move reflects concerns about the proliferation of AI-generated images overshadowing real ones, like the "baby peacock" search example.
Filter Uses Open-source Block Lists
- DuckDuckGo uses manually curated open-source block lists to filter AI-generated images.
- This approach reduces AI images shown but is not 100% reliable and depends on third-party sources.
Google’s AI Content Penalty
- Google tries to penalize low-quality AI-generated blog posts manually.
- Many AI-generated sites still rank well, making it a cat-and-mouse game.