It is not possible to filter ai content from search results, even duckduckgo links to articles shat out by some mindless toaster. I've had enough of it.

It's only a matter of time until the ever flowing diarrhea deluge of "AI" generated information will engulf the internet. Soon all information online will be useless or might as well be because it will be impossible to tell the difference.

I think it's wise to download a full dump of Wikipedia and other sources. Preferably from before AI.

Are there any other websites or information packages worth getting? Are there hosts that aren't contaminated with this digital disease?

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Look into Kiwix if you haven’t. Tons of educational and informational content that you can download for offline use. Everything opens in a browser of sorts and is searchable.

Also, if there is a topic you are interested in, buy books, download books. My wife and I started building quite the library when certain political groups started trying to ban books. The acceleration of AI has kept us going.

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