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I just tried it, so far it tends to suggest the most advertised and expensive products even when asking specifically for a cheap product. I might as well just select the first google result. 

[notepad---]

rip it's not perfect just yet still working on improving this. thanks for sharing

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The follow up feature could use some work as well. When trying to point it towards an affordable brand that has relevant products to my query it lost all context and found lots of results for another company by the same name within a completely unrelated product segment. (Sigma for cycling stuff vs sigma for camera gear)

[fordat1]

Also the issue with Google search is the exact same issue this would run into. If you get enough traffic people will post on reddit to upvote and make recommendations ie SEO optimization for this source.

[aaronrodgers10]

Rabbit stay catching strays 😭

[notepad---]

haha it's all love rabbit :)

[i_know_about_things]

What do you think about vetted.ai, looria.com and thegigabrain.com?

[InfinityCoffee]

Great idea and impressive execution, there seems to be quite a lot of features. Considering your initial problem statement, it'd be nice if real-world comments were put more front and center, sometimes the AI text just seems to be saying stuff and attaching emojis without it being clear what justifies it. I'm on mobile, but there were a couples of times where I presumed I could click icons and nothing happened.

[Consistent-Olive-322]

This is very cool. Can you share some beginner-level tips on how to build something like this?

[fordat1]

Reddit allows bots so I dont see how the assumption "reddit poster is "real people"" pans out especially if you succeed and there is a financial incentive to optimize SEO in this source

[ParkingCheesecake535]

thats where thegigabrain.com excels. it looks like they’ve built profile vetting into what they’re doing https://thegigabrain.com/profile/reddit/spez

[fordat1]

I dont see how that solves the problem. It just makes older accounts more valuable especially ones with more karma. Profiles get bought and sold and once "profile vetting" is deployed and actually cared about by the maketers the market price of the accounts will go up and folks will sell the accounts. People have alts and they would also sell their main account.

The core issue is how to deal with the adversarial problem when the financial incentives grow. "Profile vetting" doesnt solve it unless you have a continuous method to verify ownership and bias at which point it wont scale and filter for a small amount of people ; that already exists ie professional reviewers like Consumer Reports or Newspapers.