Also, not defending AI, but id gladly install a ublockoriginAI to filter out scam products and low quality knock offs. Would never trust google to do this.

In your example, any helmet by a manufacturer who has zero safety tests, regulatory stamps, warranty, etc, should be filtered out.

Any product with anomalous price needs heavy scrutiny.

GP included the word “specialized” which is a reputable manufacturer. Without seeing anything else, I’d automatically be inclined to believe that any helmets sold by them has warranty and safety tests.

>Also, not defending AI, but id gladly install a ublockoriginAI to filter out scam products and low quality knock offs.

I'm still waiting for an AI-powered adblock that removes ads by their semantic content instead of a fixed rule list.

I think I'll be waiting a while though because of the performance cost of running an LLM.

There's a blocklist for ublockorigin, but I can't really recommend it. It's a bit over-zealous and sometimes blocks useful stuff.

Link: https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist