Tired of AI images online? This search engine lets you hide them from results now

DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused browser and search engine, has released a new setting on its search engine that allows users to hide AI-generated images. 

"Our philosophy about AI features is 'private, useful, and optional.' Our goal is to help you find what you're looking for. You should decide for yourself how much AI you want in your life – or if you want any at all," the company said on X last week.

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To that end, the company has added a feature that makes it easy to filter out AI images, so you don't have to see them. The new filter works with open-source blocklists (such as uBlockOrigin's "nuclear" list and uBlacklist's "Huge AI Blocklist") to give users control over the kinds of images they want ...