Google executives acknowledged this month they need to do a better job surfacing user-generated content after the recent Reddit blackouts.
Google executives acknowledged this month they need to do a better job surfacing user-generated content after the recent Reddit blackouts.
They denied that shit?? Also I sometimes insult Google. Usually with a sentence like:
Where to find a moose in RDR2. (Google doesn’t give a decent answer and I don’t want to use Reddit no more).
So my next question is the same:
Where to find a moose in RDR2…Cmn Google, you where the platform of a generation. Stop selling out you piece of shit and give me the results I want for fuck sake…
For some reason that works I swear
Random vaguely relevant confession: Every time I see “RDR2,” I misread it as R2D2.
We all do.
“Here are 4 results for Moose brand t-shirts and an article about Donald Trump insulting a moose. If you click ‘more results’ we will show you product links for desk lamps since we know you were looking to buy one of those last week.”
At that point YouTube is might only be the next best thing for that…
…where you run into a problem similar to the one described in the original comment. You’ll get twenty minutes of useless filler because the youtuber wants to make their video long enough to monetize, while also advertising themselves because they want you to become a follower.
It may not be AI generated text, but the end result is the same: an annoying waste of time. Good luck finding a quick, direct answer to a simple question.
Idk, maybe that’s the case for ppl covering popular games, but droves of the videos I’ve searched up for old/obscure games are short and to the point.
Also, while annoying, at least with YouTube the item you’re looking for is SOMEWHERE in the video. Google just fails to provide even breadcrumbs that the user can follow to an answer most of the time now.