Sooth's Jeff Walsh on the Hidden Cost of AI Summaries Pt.1
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In part 1 of 2 episodes, Jeff Walsh joins us to discuss how AI-powered search is quietly failing the people who need reliable information most. As the CEO and founder of Sooth, the only internet search engine built specifically for students, Jeff shares the reality of Google's move to AI-generated search results and what that means for how students learn. He unpacks the slow erosion of critical thinking as people lose the ability to think and problem-solve without AI assistance. It's a compelling case for why Sooth's curated, human-vetted search index exists.
Sooth.fyi: the search engine designed for students Articles mentioned:
AI Slop - The Atlantic
AI Slop - 404Media
AI Assistance Reduces Persistence and Hurts Independent Performance
Students develop shallower learning from AI summaries vs. reading original sources Curious to learn more or want to get in touch? Reach out to us at rockymountain-research.org