Google Search Is Bad, how do we replace it?

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This video does not endorse any product or services or organizations. This blog was not paid for by anyone to be written or promoted. This is a fan-made commentary blog only. The views and opinions expressed in this blog are my own original views and mine own only. BEGIN BLOG: Hello everyone. This blog is a simple blog I am writting today to express opinion on a video I have seen about the decline of the search in Google Search and the alternatives to Google Search. This blog is a blog I have written myself, and I was not paid to write this blog you are reading. I am commenting today on The Linux Experiment's video about replacements for Google Search as a "Search Engine" used on the Internet to search for information online. Recently, I shared a blog detailing a review of a video describing the so-called "Decline of Google Search" about two days ago. And today I am giving a review on the video covering the decline of Google, as examined by a different YouTube channel. Today, I am reviewing a video, one that, not only reviewing Google Search and new features on it, but also giving reasonable reviews of the functionality and the search experience inside the alternatives to Google search. This video, today that I am reviewing, is from "The Linux Experiment" on YouTube. His video reviewed in this blog today is on the decline of Google Search. He also, in the video reviewed, provides some of the "Search Engine" alternatives. Some of his content is really really concise and detailed. I cannot say I have seen all of his content, but I like what I have seen on his YouTube channel personally. I think he makes good instructional videos and news videos relating to Linux. His main coverage of Linux is from the current-events review formatting of media that is uploaded on YouTube, where he makes YouTube videos of him reviewing the current-events found on his research on the internet that he finds from more reliable sources. He uploads current-events related media surrounding technology and the Linux computer operating systems on the Software uploaded to the hardware components of the Computers made by major corporations selling Computer Technology. In consumer-side technology, the operating system is the formatting of the software inside the computer system to make information and coded software readable, or the Format of the User Interface or UI of the Computer. It is what Windows is to Laptop Personal Computers made for consumer use in personal computers inside the many many nations where people use Laptop Personal Computers. Rather than covering "Closed-Sourced" Software, like the operating system Windows, or the other operating systems called MAC OS or OSX or iphone OS made by Apple Inc, they give descriptions of the "Open-Source" or the easily-distributable freely-licensed and socially operated and often non-profit-organization operated business model of software, often characterized by the Linux Foundation, a non-profit software foundation that designs the "GNU/Linux" Operating System Standards, Standards for technology that are replicable and totally Open-Source and licenced with "Open-Source Licenses" to the use by "anyone able to use the license in a manner that does not infringe on the license of the software" for whatever purposes that people can use, so long as they are able to carry out such purposes. Linux is a standard Operating System Computer Software format that allows people to replicate software in order to make more software available to more people. It is a building block of generally open-source and open-source and non-profit-organization operated software available to practically anyone who downloads it to a computer file space. As such, the category of the various operating systems made from the format of Linux as a format for "Operating Systems Computer Software Design" is considered to "Linux-Based Operating System Computer Software" by design, and the family of Operating Systems that linux users build from the "GNU-Linux" formatting standards for operating systems is called "The Linux-Based Operating Systems Family" or "The Family of Linux-Based Operating Systems." As such, much of his news is about the Linux operating systems, the linux foundation and their software, or computers with Linux operating systems. He also very frequently talks about the state of computer technology in general. He generally makes money off of his YouTube videos through Ads being displayed on his videos he posts to his channel or from Sponsorships, so he uses his videos to make money for himself. I do not get any of that money, I am just a viewer reviewing his video about Google search, and I never was paid by anyone to make this blog here on TrueNudists. In this video, the man, who lives in France, called "The Linux Experiment" on his Channel Name on "YouTube" gives a review of his experience using Google Search. The Linux Experiment says some common thing that several YouTubers have said about Google Search right now. For instance, SomeOrdinaryGamers said that SomeOrdinaryGamers had to use Reddit to find what he needed to look for on Google, which is similar to what was said by the Linux Experiment. The Linux Experiment also says that there was much AI on google search results, and much of it hallucinates and gives innacurate information, so you have to fact check it yourself (Not the exact words of The Linux Experiment but is similar concept.) The Linux Experiment also states that there was a bad problem with google search, which is that they put AI results at the top of the search results no matter what, rather than giving actual links. The Linux Experiment is reviewing in this video several problems with results of Google Search. I generally agree with all three of these statements as being fully true for much of google search. Generally, AI should be fact-checked to make sure you are not recieving bad information. AI generally hallucinates under the "Large-Language-Models" of Artificial Intelligence. Bad information comes when it "hallucinates" and delivers created untruthful inaccurate information when asked queries. In my opinion, I personally do not like the things that the people are giving into in order to push LLM AIs first above other formats, and I think AI is a messy phenomenon that could make worse all of our lives way worse than how much it already is bad right now. I think that the AI needs to be fact-checked always, since the current models are not usually delivering accurate and truthful information, and they "hallucinate" so often. Generally, if this is happening, this means that Google promoting the LLM AI to the top of the search results means that Google Search is deliberately promoting AI search results that are inaccurate and untruthful. This means that the AI Google Search is using is an LLM that is using a bad model of AI to display mostly hallucinations as opposed to fully Truthful or Accurate information whenever someone is just searching using Google…