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It does one job and does it well, and you have additional features if you want/need to configure them or tweak the results to your liking.
AI is an add-on that you can elect to use or not, and I enjoy just adding a "?" at the end and getting a proper AI response instead of an hallucinated AI summary by default that covers the entire page.
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It's more of a pitch. It's something you can share with your friends to show them why they might like Kagi. It's not exactly something for marketers to put in front of strangers, like normal ads.
So it’s an ad that you want me to distribute? I’m a big fan of Kagi but I don’t know that it belongs here.
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So, it is an ad.
It's more of a pitch. It's something you can share with your friends to show them why they might like Kagi. It's not exactly something for marketers to put in front of strangers, like normal ads.
Of course, the "Chromebook" part of my statement above is probably a hint that getting rid of Gemini won't be as simple as changing the default search engine...
What about Yandex?
I've collected some links here last time this was discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46057759
>Today it's AI overviews you can't switch off. i might be a minority but ai overviews are genuinely very cool. they are promoting the "you can turn them off" as a feature, but what is actually lacking is the ability to "turn them on by default". in like 90% of my queries i DO want an ai overview. but in kagi it's tucked away behind a button, you can very easily burn through your allowance, and the models they have ar…
You can manually trigger the quick answer by ending your query with a question mark.
Kagi: The search engine priced for Silicon Valley software engineers. Apparently it has enough customers to keep the doors open though.
There is a clear open market in the EU for such a service.