AppleScript to add &udm=14 to Google Searches in Safari -- to get the simple (no AI, etc) view. I use FastScripts to bind this to Cmd-R (only for Safari).

make-google-suck-less.scpt

# Simple script to reload a Google Search result in Safari, adding the "&udm=14" querystring arg,
# which results in a simpler, non-AI (etc) view of results.
# Save this script in your /Users/<username>/Library/Scripts/Applications/Safari folder
# (create those subfolders if needed), and then use FastScripts to assign the ⌘R shortcut to it
# Putting it in that folder "/Users/<username>/Library/Scripts/Applications/Safari" will mean FastScripts will only
# bind ⌘R to it when Safari is the front-most application. Other applications will retain their native ⌘R behavior.
# Author: Leon Cowle
# License: Feel free to use/change it. But be kind in attribution. :-)

tell application "Safari"
	set theURL to the URL of the current tab of the front window
	if theURL starts with "https://www.google.com/search" then
		# if it's a Google search, add &udm=14 if not already added
		if "&udm=14" is not in theURL then
			set theURL to theURL & "&udm=14"
		end if
	end if
	# Regardless of whether it's a Google search or not, reload the tab
	# because we're binding to ⌘R in FastScripts (only for Safari)
	set URL of the current tab of the front window to theURL
end tell