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Whenever I search for images on this website (E.g Doggy underwater) I get loads of unrelated results or just the keyword shows up and it's soooo annoying! Why do websites have generally bad search functions vs google??
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This could be due to various reasons. When all else fails, use Google Search.
'Underwater dog' yields these results:
https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=underwater+dog
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Traditional searches on websites get worse the more bigger numbers you go down the list
Always wondered why
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Turn off your search filters.
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Lots and lots of great images when serching 'Doggy underwater' at Adobe Stock Images.
 
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W4LK3R 2.0, I have the same problem. I searched for "
 
mallet" and got a bunch of brush strokes and ink brushes.
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Q: What do mallets, brush swatches and beetles have in common?
A: They appear in Adobe Stock search results: https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=mallet
Mallets are sometimes referred to as beetles, so that explains the bug connection.
An AI shape-recognition algorithm likely sees the same shape in brush strokes and mallets. Probably the same failure-prone AI that Stock is using to weed out "similar content."
The more we lean on AI, I fear this is the quality of results we can expect. Wake me when it's over.
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I specifically exclude generative AI in my search.
Mallets are beetles? Is Beetle a brand of mallet? Is there a language confusion?
Indeed.
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Large wooden beetle mallets have rounded heads and are used to tap paving stones in place.
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