DuckDuckGo is making it easier to wade some of the AI slop that have taken over the internet in recent months.

Users can access the new setting by conducting a search on DuckDuckGo and heading to the Images tab. From there, they will ...

DuckDuckGo recently introduced a new setting to help users manage the flood of AI-generated content cluttering search results ...

DuckDuckGo is an internet search engine with a focus on Privacy. DuckDuckGo doesn't collect personal information and doesn't ...

DuckDuckGo makes this experience a thing of the past because it automatically handles cookie consent pop-ups without ...

The tool, which is built into DuckDuckGo’s browser, displays a warning message when you click on potentially dangerous sites.

DuckDuckGo doesn’t have this luxury; its privacy browser app is installed on your phone like any other from the Google Play Store. To make App Tracking Protection work, ...

DuckDuckGo calls DuckAssist "the first in a series of generative AI-assisted features we hope to roll out in the coming months." If the launch goes well—and nobody breaks it with adversarial ...

DuckDuckGo hasn’t quite started from scratch with its new browser. While it’s building the interface and features, it uses macOS’s built-in WebKit rendering engine to display web pages.

DuckDuckGo, the company behind the privacy-focused search engine, now has a new tool built into its search engine that lets ...

DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused browser, now allows users to filter out AI-generated images from their search results, responding to user feedback.

DuckDuckGo’s new setting—called Hide AI-Generated Images —gives you a simple way to filter these out of your search results.