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(((@amarois)))

[veille] et Isidore.science me remonte ce matin comme il se doit via mes alertes : Pouyllau S., « Utiliser ISIDORE pour faire sa recherche », doi:10.5281/zenodo.15099274 => zenodo.org/records/15099274
#search #searchengines #howto #tools #shs #openscience #openaccess #humanties #HN #veille

ZenodoUtiliser ISIDORE pour faire sa rechercheLe webinaire vise à présenter les fonctionnalités de recherche et les possibilités d'amélioration de la découvrabilité des données de la recherche et des publications en sciences humaines et sociales (SHS) via le moteur de recherche académique ISIDORE. ISIDORE permet aux chercheurs et étudiants d'accéder à divers types de documents tels que des articles, thèses, rapports, et livres. La plateforme offre des fonctionnalités avancées de recherche, comme le filtrage par type de document, date de publication, ou discipline. Elle propose également des outils de visualisation et d'analyse des données pour mieux comprendre les tendances dans le domaine des SHS. En intégrant ISIDORE dans leur processus de recherche, les utilisateurs peuvent enrichir leurs travaux avec des sources fiables et contribuer à la diffusion de la recherche en SHS. La présentation permettra aux participants de découvrir les principales fonctionnalités de recherche d'ISIDORE et d'explorer ses outils de visualisation et d'analyse.
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Alexey Skobkin

Just created a @kagihq Feedback thread on crypto payment options.

kagifeedback.org/d/6733-more-c

Currently they use only Stripe billing, Paypal and Opennode's Bitcoin payment gate.

So if you have Ethereum, Monero or any other popular coin, then you're out of luck.

So, please vote if you also want more crypto payment options for privacy-oriented search engine.

P.S. I think this becomes even more relevant since they've recently announced their Privacy Pass.

kagifeedback.orgMore crypto payment options - Kagi Feedbackd like to file a request for more cryptocurrency payment options. But I think other users can add some more popular o...
#vote#feedback#log
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#browser#privacy#linux
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Sacha Chua

I'm also experimenting with using Pagefind to provide search for my static site using client-side Javascript. It currently analyzes 10934 files and indexes 8183 pages (87272 words) in 40 seconds. The data is 125MB, but a search for, say, "sketchnote" transfers only 280KB, so that's pretty good. I think I'm adding the date properly and I know I can set that as the default sort, but I haven't yet figured out how to make it possible for people to sort by either relevance or date as they want. I also want to eventually format the search results to include the date. Maybe Building a Pagefind UI – dee.underscore.world will be useful. #pagefind #ssg #search

Pagefind — Static low-bandwidth search at scalePagefind | Pagefind — Static low-bandwidth search at scalePagefind is a fully static search library that aims to perform well on large sites, while using as little of your users’ bandwidth as possible, and without hosting any infrastructure.
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(((@amarois)))

[Veille] ESBCO, acteur+++ du #search & #discovery dans le milieu académique, lance ses options #AI powered; 1 de + à tenter de capter les usage(r)s via la mine d'or du texte intégral des publis scientifiques (celui encore derrière les paywalls qui peut permettre de faire la différence via les RAGs vis à vis des concurrents ! #moneymoneymoney )=> "EBSCO launches new AI features" researchinformation.info/news/
#jarvislike #tools #digitalscholarship #bibliographicdatabase #libraries #bibliothèques #ESR

Research InformationEBSCO launches new AI features - Research InformationNew capabilities are part of company's "ongoing commitment to enhancing the researcher journey and user experience"
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Nonilex

This is beyond…

#LeMonde reporting that a French scientist traveling to Houston to attend a conference was denied entry to #US after a #search of his #phone & #computer revealed messages critical of #Trump's #science cuts, "which [says #CPB] conveyed hatred of Trump & could be qualified as terrorism". Computer confiscated.

#law #geopolitics #USpol #authoritarianism #dictatorship #FreeSpeech #ThoughtPolice #Nazis #ViewpointDiscrimination
lemonde.fr/international/artic

Le Monde · Etats-Unis : un chercheur français refoulé pour avoir exprimé « une opinion personnelle sur la politique menée par l’administration Trump »By Le Monde avec AFP
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Avoid the Hack! :donor:

AI #search engines cite incorrect sources at an alarming 60% rate, study says

Misinformation has always been present on the internet, but #AI certainly isn't helping here.

Additionally, many AI tools ignored Robot Exclusion Protocol settings. AKA they said that robots.txt doesn't apply to them.

(Grok 3's error rate is 94%, lol.)

#misinformation

arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/ai-

A dartboard with only a few darts hitting it, with many misses beside it.
Ars Technica · AI search engines cite incorrect news sources at an alarming 60% rate, study saysBy Benj Edwards
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steve mookie kong

Yesterday I paid for a year subscription of Kagi (@kagihq). I had been testing it for a few days and it reminds me of the olden days of Google.

Clean UI that gives me results at the top of the page.

Google has gone overboard with the ads and sponsored results cluttering the interface. Not to mention the AI overview at the top of each search.

#kagi#google#search
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skry

"AI models incorrectly answered more than 60 percent of queries about news sources."

"Perplexity provided incorrect information in 37 percent of the queries tested, whereas ChatGPT Search incorrectly identified 67 percent (134 out of 200) of articles queried. Grok 3 demonstrated the highest error rate, at 94 percent."

arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/ai-

This is fine meme: relaxed dog in headphones, eyes closed as the room burns around him. Thought bubble: We have analytics, no one has complained, it's beta.
#search#llm#education
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Paul Chambers🚧

LOL. I did a #Google #Search and that #AI Overview crap at the top, all its sources were from Quora. God help us all.

Quora is informative, but not trustworthy. It's not trustworthy because there is no fact checking the answers and no credential checking on those answering the questions. Answers can also reflect personal opinions and biases, which may not always align with objective facts or widely accepted knowledge.

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