The privacy-focused search engine and browser company recently announced a new feature for its Images tab that allows you to hide AI-generated images by default. While there are ways to hide AI from your Google searches, unless you install extensions, you have to go out of your way to use them every time you make a new search. With DuckDuckGo's solution, it's set-it-and-forget-it.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.The company does warn you that its "block list is not exhaustive," so a few AI-generated results might slip through the cracks, but I immediately noticed a big difference in my attempts. While searching for tabby kittens, I managed to cut a good four or five AI images off of the front page of results, including some with weird, cartoony proportions that wouldn't really help me if I just wanted to know what a baby tabby looks like. It wasn't quite as noticeable as the "baby peacock" example DuckDuckGo gave in its announcement, but it's welcome assurance that what I'm seeing is probably real.
While having a built-in AI blocklist does make DuckDuckGo attractive for AI skeptics, it's worth noting that DuckDuckGo is not necessarily anti-AI, and in fact offers a few AI tools of its own. However, in its announcement for the new image filtering feature, DuckDuckGo said it is committed to making its forays into AI "private, useful, and optional."
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