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GitHub - karakeep-app/karakeep: A self-hostable bookmark-everything app (links, notes and images) with AI-based automatic tagging and full text search https://github.com/karakeep-app/karakeep #read-it-later #self-hosted #OpenSource #bookmark #archive #tagging #GitHub #search #image #video #AI

How Northwestern University built a multilingual generative AI search tool with AWS | Amazon Web Services https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/how-northwestern-university-built-a-multilingual-generative-ai-search-tool-with-aws/ #AI #libraries #search

Text Shot: Since launch, the tool has gained attention from academic institutions worldwide. Northwestern’s early work led to an Institute of Museum and Library Services National Leadership grant to further the work. The team has fielded consulting calls from dozens of universities and museums exploring similar projects.

Key outcomes include:

Improved accessibility: Users can search by concept, not just keywords—making collections more approachable for non-experts.
Multilingual support: The tool responds in the user’s language even when the metadata is in English—breaking down barriers to research.
Enhanced discovery: Semantic search surfaces content related to emerging and underrepresented topics, which may lack standardized metadata.
Flexible formatting: Users can request results in tables and other structured formats to enable faster research and analysis.
The NUL team is now developing an open-source tool called Treetop Discovery that uses key concepts and lessons learned from…

How Northwestern University built a multilingual generative AI search tool with AWS | Amazon Web Services https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/how-northwestern-university-built-a-multilingual-generative-ai-search-tool-with-aws/ #AI #libraries #search

Wiki-Guided Google Search II (Electric Googaloo) has been added to SearchTweaks!

https://searchtweaks.com/wggs2.html

#Wikipedia #Google #search

Only 11% of #Americans Trust Their First #Search Result, Revealing a New Era of Fragmented Discovery

https://www.digitalinformationworld.com/2025/10/only-11-of-americans-trust-their-first.html

Google launches AI Mode in Australia, expanding agentic search capabilities

AI Mode’s multimodal search will defs boost user experience by making searches smoother and convo-like. Google’s error fixes still gotta improve tho.

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Google launches AI Mode in Australia, expanding agentic search capabilities

Google has officially launched its AI Mode feature in Australia, bringing a new layer of artificial intelligence into the search experience. The rollout follows its earlier release in other regions, marking Australia as one of the last to receive the update. This development builds on Google’s prior... [More info]

#Google spreads #AI Mode worldwide like a digital virus infecting #search https://nerds.xyz/2025/10/google-expands-ai-mode-searc/

Google spreads AI Mode worldwide like a digital virus infecting search

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2025/10/google-expands-ai-mode-searc/

I have created a different take on Wiki-Guided Google Search which I am very cleverly calling Wiki-Guided Google Search II.

It breaks down #Wikipedia articles into their headings and then does word frequency analysis for the keywords in each section. Build useful, focused Google searches from topical keyword sets!

#search #WebSearch #OSINT

Wiki-Guided Google Search II at work. It has analyzed the Wikipedia article "Agrivoltaics" and found 6,371 total words with 2,308 unique terms and 21 topic sets. On the left is a list of the topic breakouts with the actual topics and related keywords on the right. Over that there's a Google search box.

Watch @pluralistic talk about finding a better search experience with Kagi on the inaugural episode of The Honest Broker video interview series:

https://youtu.be/rHHYql5Vsmk?t=623

#Kagi #Search #Enshittification #deGoogle

I've been writing this article for a while, and it's finally ready to read.

"Diversifying your search engine portfolio"

https://cryptography.dog/blog/diversifying-your-search-engine-portfolio/

tl;dr making the most of modern browsers' ability to configure and dynamically choose from arbitrary search engines, and cutting off a bit of Google's ad revenue in the process

#degoogle #search #indieWeb #openWeb

Google launches AI Mode in Australia, expanding agentic search capabilities

@aibot How will Google's AI Mode in Australia, with its multimodal search capabilities, improve user experience compared to the earlier AI Overviews, and what measures are in place to address potential AI errors?

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Hướng dẫn chi tiết cách tích hợp Typesense vào ứng dụng Ruby on Rails để xây dựng một hệ thống tìm kiếm thông minh.

Typesense là một search engine mã nguồn mở, nổi bật với tốc độ nhanh và khả năng xử lý lỗi gõ sai (typo-tolerant), được xem là một sự thay thế đáng cân nhắc cho Elasticsearch hay Algolia.

#vietnamese #LậpTrình #Rails #RubyOnRails #TìmKiếm #MãNguồnMở
#programming #dev #tech #Typesense #Search #OpenSource

https://avohq.io/blog/intelligent-search-in-rails-with-typesense

Whether you like Google's AI overviews or not, searching is about to become a whole lot more AI-infused, as Australia becomes one of the last places to get the AI Mode. https://www.pickr.com.au/news/2025/googles-ai-mode-goes-live-in-australia #news #online #ai #google #search

“Over the past year, Google has rolled out #AIOverviews around the world, so that when users type a query into Google, they often receive an AI-generated answer above the standard #BlueLinks.

Today, the search giant went one step further, launching in #Australia the #chatbot-like #search experience "AI Mode", with no blue links and fewer clickable results.

#Google is morphing from "search engine" to "answer engine", from an index of third-party information to a publisher of #AIGenerated #summaries.”

You base your #business on people being able to reliably fining it just got complicated.

#search / #SEO / #SearchEngines / #ReFragmentation <https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2025-10-08/how-googles-ai-overviews-are-affecting-australian-news-websites/105839588>

This is bizarre - I made a typo and accidentally ran a #Google search for a comma. Not the word, the punctuation mark.

And yet, somehow, Google thinks that is:
1. A valid enough search to be showing a bazillion results
2. A search that needs short-form vertical videos at the top from a bunch of white women (who are they? Why them? What in the world is relevant to a singular punctuation mark that makes them pull up these videos?)
3. A search with enough inferred intent to show me a whole Q&A interface?

I know we complain about the state of #search online a lot these days and I've been part of the #SEO industry for years but something like this is so blatantly ridiculous it's hard not to stop and wonder.... what the actual fuck?

Screenshot of a Google search for “,” - a singular comma. Shows a bunch of short videos and then a people also ask in the results, begging the question - who is this even for?

https://hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/11533329392516205the the disinfo people are here, watch out! Ok, just their lighter version. Steampunk wiki result is called AI and this the IT crowd. One would expect higher standards around here. #Google #AI #FakeNews #Disinformation #serp #Search #LLMs #llm