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  • @eya exactly but they werent always like that.

    Google’s like Microsoft now. The very company they destroyed both in so many key markets. They were innovative.

    Its the 97% search share and 70% Browser share thats the problem.

    How Google, an AI company for over a decade, got so shock by newcomer OpenAI? Out of box thinking. What google itself used to be about

    Thats what we need. Competition. Not anti trust trials or regulations. But prodcuts like chatgpt & Brave to make big companies innovate


  • @eya Kind of. But all engines have their own unique features too

    Google/Startpage has quick snippets

    Brave has Toggles. Duckduckgo has bangs

    Baidu/Yandex/Naver has immense localisation

    Bing has OpenAI

    Under competition, companies will innovate. Thats what this is. Forcing Google to innovate

    For that we’ve to support them all. meta engines are good for what they are. But it cant have those extra features. Search isnt only about the results. Like how YouTube isnt *just* about the video


  • @Sterben tho this post might not be doing so but still dont get why people like to compare and pick only 1 search engine to use forever

    Just use all of them. Try all. Everyone has unique needs

    Each company has differences in indexing. Tho the duck is Bing based, it chose to block “russian propaganda”. For something as vast as the net, using 1 engine is like using only 1 eye to see the world

    For a truly open perspective, use multiple! Only for convenience’s of daily searches, maybe pick one