@MrSulu@lemmy.ml · 21d

AI web searching - which is the least terrible for privacy but retains accuracy?

Does anyone have greater understanding or experience? My use cases are general use in mobile or laptop with systemwide Hagezi blocklists. Also run on laptop using Mullvad browser with wireguard, uBlock Origin and filters. Mullvad is never used for anything personally identifying.

I’ve been trying duckAI and its very good / balanced when I check against my professional clinical and related legal expertise. I see that FHMY is advocating BraveAI and it is as good (from my n=1) checking against what I know.

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