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DuckDuckGo tells schools to switch from Google over its AI-in-search rule

DuckDuckGo tells schools to switch from Google over its AI-in-search rule

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DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused rival to Google, is courting schools after Google said that switching off its other AI features would also cost them Google Search. Google announced the change on Tuesday; its head of education products stated that Gemini, its AI chatbot, and Search would be disabled by default for student accounts.

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