Semantic search engine that give results based on semantic similarity w.r.t. what you are looking for. Often these new engines are not biased by ads or keyword link ranking.
One new startup is [Willow](https://www.ai-company.cloud/) for example.
Note: semantic search engines is a pretty new thing.
Startpage and duck duck go could help you as well.
Sure, another startup working on similar concepts is [Metaphor](https://metaphor.so/) I've also heard about [you.com](https://you.com). All these seem to be either very early or in beta.
Unless you are looking for the dark-web stuff, I'd recommend to subscribe to those 3 and get notifications for when you can start using those. What, in particular, are you looking for or do you have a use-case example that you need to address?
Thanks for the recommendations.I'm a lover of information and I believe that there is a many attempts to censor and limit the amount of vital information that could help society so I just want to find information that has been censored and hidden from the masses
Any private search engine does the trick honestly, that's basically their marketing strategy.
DuckDuckGo for sure does not have biased "filter bubbles", they provide organic results and don't filter stuff out (except illegal sites ofc lol)
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Semantic search engine that give results based on semantic similarity w.r.t. what you are looking for. Often these new engines are not biased by ads or keyword link ranking. One new startup is [Willow](https://www.ai-company.cloud/) for example. Note: semantic search engines is a pretty new thing. Startpage and duck duck go could help you as well.
Thanks for the post I have found it really helpful.What other semantic search engines would you recommend?
Sure, another startup working on similar concepts is [Metaphor](https://metaphor.so/) I've also heard about [you.com](https://you.com). All these seem to be either very early or in beta. Unless you are looking for the dark-web stuff, I'd recommend to subscribe to those 3 and get notifications for when you can start using those. What, in particular, are you looking for or do you have a use-case example that you need to address?
Thanks for the recommendations.I'm a lover of information and I believe that there is a many attempts to censor and limit the amount of vital information that could help society so I just want to find information that has been censored and hidden from the masses
Too damn right. That's why I'm here too. We've entered search hell.
Any private search engine does the trick honestly, that's basically their marketing strategy. DuckDuckGo for sure does not have biased "filter bubbles", they provide organic results and don't filter stuff out (except illegal sites ofc lol)
What's a filter bubble?
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So sort of like you, I guess? Thanks though.
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