Social Pulse Β· AI Β· 2026-10-09 08:56 UTC
@olivvrszn: Frustration with AI summaries in Google, Scholar and Amazon
Opened Google Scholar today and I was instantly hit with βAI can now summarize academic articles.β Bro, itβs called an abstract and it already exists.
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Opened Google Scholar today and I was instantly hit with βAI can now summarize academic articles.β Bro, itβs called an abstract and it already exists.
Part of the conversation: Frustration with AI summaries in Google, Scholar and Amazon
@olivvrszn says in the most-liked post (65.3K likes, 1.3M views) that they want the non-AI Google back and do not want an AI summary or overview, and asks how to turn it off. A second post (41.7K likes) says Google Scholar announced 'AI can now summarize academic articles,' and replies that it is called an abstract. @venturetwins (18.1K likes, 5.1M views) says a new Amazon AI feature summarizes what it knows about you.
Why it mattersBoth the highest-liked posts of the day express user resistance to AI features added to familiar products.
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Can we please have the non-AI version of Google back? I do not want an AI summary. I do not want an AI overview. I do not want AI to read the internet for me. I want Google to show me the actual results. How do I turn this nonsense off?
Someone discovered a new Amazon AI feature that summarizes what it knows about you and I am crying of laughter https://t.co/KbwX2SpCMu
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- @olivvrszn on X 2026-10-09 08:56 UTC
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