As concerns around data privacy grow, more users are turning to search engines that offer greater transparency and less reliance on tracking. Google has long held a firm grip on the search engine ...

As Google grew in size and influence over the years, the tech giant also grew to exercise an awful lot of power over the shape of the internet, and its data-hungry tendrils reach into nearly every ...

Google is such a huge search engine, that the very act of searching for something on the net is often referred to as "googling" something. Yet, Google has become a service that not everyone likes for ...

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Brave becomes a formidable competitor Tuesday to Google Search, Microsoft Bing and others with the release of its Search engine in beta today on all Brave browsers — across desktop, Android, and iOS.

Generative AI is infiltrating everything you do online, including how you find information. If you're bored with traditional web search, give one of these five AI-powered engines a try. I've been ...

Move over Microsoft and Google, you're not the only ones amping up AI in your search engines. On Wednesday, privacy-minded Brave announced a new feature called "Answer with AI" designed to summarize ...

Internet search engines used to be purely about what's best for you and me, and giving us what we're looking for. Now, search engines don't want to guide you to information on the internet. Instead, ...

A start-up called Perplexity shows what’s possible for a search engine built from scratch with artificial intelligence. By Kevin Roose Kevin Roose used the Perplexity search engine for several weeks ...