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I don’t think these ideas just popped into his mind. They’ve been discussed for a long time on HN, and some alternative search engines have started to incorporate them.

It’s worth the experiment.

But a company like Google would want supreme control. They're not inclined to rely on a community for anything

Wikipedia shows it can work at scale.

Google have actually followed a similar model for like ten years now with like 10,000 temp workers following this 172 manual to essentially as the basis to train a lot of their ranking models.

[1] https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/guidelines.raterh...

Gmail's spam filter is basically community trained by people clicking spam/not spam (at least, that was what they said many years ago, it might have silently changed). What's different about search?

spam filter isn't their key flagship aquila product

But not my idea - Googles from Brave is something to look into, don't know entirely how it works - but it's in this direction.

Goggles