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Kagi! You can block websites so they don't show up. It'll also flag websites that contain a lot of spam or ads.
Kagi lets you blacklist individual domains yourself, but I think what OP is asking is "is there a search engine that identifies and blacklists AI generated content itself".
I think that the answer is probably that yes, probably all search engines try to block spam websites of any sort, AI-generated or no, and will do so all the time, or at least downrank them. Trying to present relevant, useful material at the top of the results is basically the business that search engines are in.
Now, do any do so to a level sufficient to fully eliminate them? I'd guess not. SEO spammers have been trying to pollute top results with their hits for about as long as search engines have been around, and trying to cheaply bulk-generate content that looks like something that the user might want is just the latest form this takes. My guess is that that'll be a cat-and-mouse game for some time to come.
I think to claim to make an effort about that, I'm pretty sure I saw changelog about AI content detection at least for the image section.
Yep
Ah, gotcha, thanks.