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  • I think it’s going to kill free search engines because it can go do a search on all of them at once in seconds and no human will ever see those ads.

    So sites will move to paywalls or aggresive WAFs and those LLMs will become useless at the same time succeeding in killing search engines leaving no viable alternatives.

    Already half the public internet is inaccessible without allowing to be heavily fingerprinted and be tracked just to prove you are a human user.


  • One thing people need to understand is that YouTube copyright claim process is not a legal process. It can become a legal process if both sides dispute each others claims, but the actual claim system is not a legal process. As a result Google is always acting like all claims are valid even when they are most obviously bullshit simply to not piss of copyright holders and lead them to sueing YouTube for not enforcing DMCA. Once claim is disputed they will review the claim manually, but then it comes down to how much risk YouTube want to take on themselves. Most often they don’t want any risk.

    The whole YouTube site is built on trust that YouTube will enforce DMCA with their custom system and save everyone money by copyright holders not having to file legal claims for each DMCA case individually and them not suying YouTube in return. Without that “trust” YouTube wouldn’t exist as it would have been klilled in the first years of its existance by legal fees.