Towards "benchmarking" democratization of good search.
A recommendation.
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"For each input [of 1450 queries] queries..."
An excerpt from Liu et al. (2023)
"European Search?"
Mager (2023)
In search of ideology
Mager (2013)
"It would be really helpful to have other people dabble in search without having to build an entire search engine from scratch."
See: search.marginalia.nu/ HT \@FloweeTheHub via Twitter/X on Dec 01, 2023: “I love it when single devs can build stuff like a new search engine that actually work at scale.”
Ollie.ai & "your personal shopper"
Note: The URL is now ollie.ai
"I love it when single devs can build stuff like a new search engine that actually work at scale."
See: search.marginalia.nu/
"Product human evals are what matter to us"
"How many people who type "hi" want Adolf Hitler with a picture in autocomplete?"
A tweet from Ori Zilbershtein.
An extension for Search History Search
Search again?
speedserper
“It’s a clean and efficient way to search, get what you need, and get on with your day.”
TRUST ISSUES
Weblink to Data & Society's 'Trust Issues' event exploring perspectives on community, technology, and trust.
"Is Relevance Relevant? Market, Science, and War"
Van Couvering (2007)
"To Build Our Future, We Must Know Our Past"
Gururaja et al. (2023)
"I finally use zero Google products for my personal life"
Weblink post sharing Mitchell Hashimoto's tweet about eliminating Google products from personal life, connecting to themes of technology refusal.
"search terms that confirm preconceptions"
Re confirmation-biased queries.
"Examining bias perpetuation in academic search engines"
Kacperski et al. (2023)
"The different worlds of Google"
von Nordheim et al. (2023)
"Asking Clarifying Questions"
Zou et al. (2023)
"What does 'no knowledge cutoff' mean?"
A question.