I've tried blocking specific sites from search results, but it's an unwinnable battle.
I've tried blocking specific sites from search results, but it's an unwinnable battle.
Then you ignore everything the robot says, and just click the Wiki link (or journal article or whatever). Skimming the AI text and just finding the citations is the most important thing to do to save time with this method. You're only using it because it is good at ranking search results, not because you want a bad AI summary.
After that I'm left with a few seemingly-human-written web pages that relate to what I want to find.
I don't like it, but it works. For now.
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It's both amusing and frustrating that this is how Google used to work before they began filtering everything search-related through their own dumbest-of-bots. I know it's not 1998 anymore and that PageRank has been broken for a very long time and that the SEO war marches on in earnest. But it seems that the rate at which Google's search results become increasingly awful has been accelerating ~exponentially in the past few recent years.