In recent years, Google has significantly altered its Search functionality by incorporating AI features, including AI Overviews and AI Mode, aiming to provide users with more immediate answers. While some users appreciate these enhancements, others feel overwhelmed by the prevalence of AI-generated content. Currently, there is no official option to disable these features entirely, leading users to seek workarounds. One effective method is to append '-AI' to search queries, which helps filter out AI-related results, although it doesn't eliminate them completely. Additionally, Google offers a 'Web' filter that presents a more traditional search result layout by removing AI Overviews and other clutter. Despite these options, many users are turning to privacy-focused alternatives like DuckDuckGo and Brave Search, which allow complete deactivation of AI features. This shift highlights a growing demand for user control over AI integration in search engines, contrasting with Google's approach.