I just flag everything that has LLM/AI in the title. Technology is just too "magical" and reporting about it repetitive, to be interesting to read about anymore, or to learn something from that would be useful to me. Also, why should I not suppress something that's trying to eventually replace my job? :)

Then everything from big news websites or local american news websites. I don't care about the US anymore, nor what journalists there think about the world.

And then anything that comes from any of the big companies. Google, Amazon, Facebook/Meta, Apple, etc. They don't need any more attention that they already get and I don't use any of their services anyway, to care about their announcements.

This works well for streamlining the process, since there can be a lot of LLM stuff at any given day:

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        // @namespace   Violentmonkey Scripts
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        // @grant       none
        // @version     1.0 
        // @author      -   
        // @description 7/13/2024, 9:03:34 PM
        // ==/UserScript==

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