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https://www.europesays.com/people/188188/ Sam Altman and Dario Amodei appear dead on Search, incident sparks debate on AI use #AiOverview #AnthropicCEO #DarioAmodei #GoogleSearch #OpenAICEO #SamAltman #SamAltmanDead #SamAltmanDied #SearchMisinformation #WikipediaVandalism
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https://www.europesays.com/people/187455/ Sam Altman and Dario Amodei appear dead on Search, incident sparks debate on AI use #AiOverview #AnthropicCEO #DarioAmodei #GoogleSearch #OpenAICEO #SamAltman #SamAltmanDead #SamAltmanDied #SearchMisinformation #WikipediaVandalism
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"If Kagi (a startup with a handful of engineers) can extract useful search results from Google's databases, then Google – a thrice-convicted monopolist that's had its pick of thousands of the top computer scientists from the world's most prestigious universities for a generation – could also do so.
They just choose not to.
They're too big to fail. They're too big to jail. They're too big to care.
Google's AI search isn't a way to fix its broken core product: it's a way to partially remediate the damage Google itself inflicted on the open internet, while imprisoning the web in a walled garden that would make Steve Jobs drool:
(...)
It's a deadly combination: Google has committed hundreds of billions to stock buybacks and its AI money-furnace, financed by mass layoffs targeting the people who keep the core services useful. The too-big-to-care company is still the internet's gatekeeper, but half the guards at the gate have been fired and the other half have pulled so much overtime that they keep falling asleep on the job.Google has become a scammer's paradise.
Take Google's "answer box." This is the part of the search results page that tries to answer your query directly, without sending you elsewhere for that info. Back in 2023, Google's Answer Box was taken over by scammers who impersonated airline help desks. When Google's users searched for airlines' toll-free phone numbers, Google directed them to phones that rang in the scammers' boiler room, where they were tricked into giving up their passport info and credit card numbers to boiler-room thieves:"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/05/absentee-landlord/
#Google #Search #SearchEngines #AI #AISearch #Scams #AIOverview #BigTech #Monopolies #Antitrust
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"If Kagi (a startup with a handful of engineers) can extract useful search results from Google's databases, then Google – a thrice-convicted monopolist that's had its pick of thousands of the top computer scientists from the world's most prestigious universities for a generation – could also do so.
They just choose not to.
They're too big to fail. They're too big to jail. They're too big to care.
Google's AI search isn't a way to fix its broken core product: it's a way to partially remediate the damage Google itself inflicted on the open internet, while imprisoning the web in a walled garden that would make Steve Jobs drool:
(...)
It's a deadly combination: Google has committed hundreds of billions to stock buybacks and its AI money-furnace, financed by mass layoffs targeting the people who keep the core services useful. The too-big-to-care company is still the internet's gatekeeper, but half the guards at the gate have been fired and the other half have pulled so much overtime that they keep falling asleep on the job.Google has become a scammer's paradise.
Take Google's "answer box." This is the part of the search results page that tries to answer your query directly, without sending you elsewhere for that info. Back in 2023, Google's Answer Box was taken over by scammers who impersonated airline help desks. When Google's users searched for airlines' toll-free phone numbers, Google directed them to phones that rang in the scammers' boiler room, where they were tricked into giving up their passport info and credit card numbers to boiler-room thieves:"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/05/absentee-landlord/
#Google #Search #SearchEngines #AI #AISearch #Scams #AIOverview #BigTech #Monopolies #Antitrust
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"If Kagi (a startup with a handful of engineers) can extract useful search results from Google's databases, then Google – a thrice-convicted monopolist that's had its pick of thousands of the top computer scientists from the world's most prestigious universities for a generation – could also do so.
They just choose not to.
They're too big to fail. They're too big to jail. They're too big to care.
Google's AI search isn't a way to fix its broken core product: it's a way to partially remediate the damage Google itself inflicted on the open internet, while imprisoning the web in a walled garden that would make Steve Jobs drool:
(...)
It's a deadly combination: Google has committed hundreds of billions to stock buybacks and its AI money-furnace, financed by mass layoffs targeting the people who keep the core services useful. The too-big-to-care company is still the internet's gatekeeper, but half the guards at the gate have been fired and the other half have pulled so much overtime that they keep falling asleep on the job.Google has become a scammer's paradise.
Take Google's "answer box." This is the part of the search results page that tries to answer your query directly, without sending you elsewhere for that info. Back in 2023, Google's Answer Box was taken over by scammers who impersonated airline help desks. When Google's users searched for airlines' toll-free phone numbers, Google directed them to phones that rang in the scammers' boiler room, where they were tricked into giving up their passport info and credit card numbers to boiler-room thieves:"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/05/absentee-landlord/
#Google #Search #SearchEngines #AI #AISearch #Scams #AIOverview #BigTech #Monopolies #Antitrust
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"If Kagi (a startup with a handful of engineers) can extract useful search results from Google's databases, then Google – a thrice-convicted monopolist that's had its pick of thousands of the top computer scientists from the world's most prestigious universities for a generation – could also do so.
They just choose not to.
They're too big to fail. They're too big to jail. They're too big to care.
Google's AI search isn't a way to fix its broken core product: it's a way to partially remediate the damage Google itself inflicted on the open internet, while imprisoning the web in a walled garden that would make Steve Jobs drool:
(...)
It's a deadly combination: Google has committed hundreds of billions to stock buybacks and its AI money-furnace, financed by mass layoffs targeting the people who keep the core services useful. The too-big-to-care company is still the internet's gatekeeper, but half the guards at the gate have been fired and the other half have pulled so much overtime that they keep falling asleep on the job.Google has become a scammer's paradise.
Take Google's "answer box." This is the part of the search results page that tries to answer your query directly, without sending you elsewhere for that info. Back in 2023, Google's Answer Box was taken over by scammers who impersonated airline help desks. When Google's users searched for airlines' toll-free phone numbers, Google directed them to phones that rang in the scammers' boiler room, where they were tricked into giving up their passport info and credit card numbers to boiler-room thieves:"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/05/absentee-landlord/
#Google #Search #SearchEngines #AI #AISearch #Scams #AIOverview #BigTech #Monopolies #Antitrust
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"If Kagi (a startup with a handful of engineers) can extract useful search results from Google's databases, then Google – a thrice-convicted monopolist that's had its pick of thousands of the top computer scientists from the world's most prestigious universities for a generation – could also do so.
They just choose not to.
They're too big to fail. They're too big to jail. They're too big to care.
Google's AI search isn't a way to fix its broken core product: it's a way to partially remediate the damage Google itself inflicted on the open internet, while imprisoning the web in a walled garden that would make Steve Jobs drool:
(...)
It's a deadly combination: Google has committed hundreds of billions to stock buybacks and its AI money-furnace, financed by mass layoffs targeting the people who keep the core services useful. The too-big-to-care company is still the internet's gatekeeper, but half the guards at the gate have been fired and the other half have pulled so much overtime that they keep falling asleep on the job.Google has become a scammer's paradise.
Take Google's "answer box." This is the part of the search results page that tries to answer your query directly, without sending you elsewhere for that info. Back in 2023, Google's Answer Box was taken over by scammers who impersonated airline help desks. When Google's users searched for airlines' toll-free phone numbers, Google directed them to phones that rang in the scammers' boiler room, where they were tricked into giving up their passport info and credit card numbers to boiler-room thieves:"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/05/absentee-landlord/
#Google #Search #SearchEngines #AI #AISearch #Scams #AIOverview #BigTech #Monopolies #Antitrust
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"It’s hard to overstate how central Reddit has become to how billions of people experience the web over the last several years. It has gone from a constellation of niche communities with a sometimes cantankerous user base to becoming perhaps the most urgently important website on the internet. First, users began adding “reddit” to the end of queries in order to wade through results littered with search engine optimization (SEO) junk, and in turn Google began linking to the site prominently. Now, Reddit has become significant to brands and marketers for another reason: AI chatbots love to cite it.
According to data compiled for The Verge by Semrush, an SEO company owned by Adobe, Reddit was the most-cited domain in May by AI tools ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Gemini and AI Mode — more than any news publisher, repositories of scholarly articles, and even Wikipedia. AI responses are also encroaching into the online shopping journey: Semrush also found that compared to a year ago, Google is inserting AI Overviews much more frequently into search queries with commercial intent, like when shoppers are doing research on products or comparing brands.
When web traffic is funneled through LLMs instead of a traditional search results page, as Google has been doing, being cited by a chatbot becomes ever more important. Now, a whole host of startups, brands, and agencies are coming to Reddit to try to promote their companies in hopes that they will get picked up by AI. In an effort to try to manipulate LLM responses and stuff AI search results with brand-friendly answers, marketers have descended upon Reddit, a pseudo-anonymous platform that users have come to associate with authenticity and unfiltered, truthful opinions.
They will have to get past the moderators first."
#AI #GenerativeAI #Reddit #SocialMedia #Google #AIOverview #AISearch #SEO #AEO
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"It’s hard to overstate how central Reddit has become to how billions of people experience the web over the last several years. It has gone from a constellation of niche communities with a sometimes cantankerous user base to becoming perhaps the most urgently important website on the internet. First, users began adding “reddit” to the end of queries in order to wade through results littered with search engine optimization (SEO) junk, and in turn Google began linking to the site prominently. Now, Reddit has become significant to brands and marketers for another reason: AI chatbots love to cite it.
According to data compiled for The Verge by Semrush, an SEO company owned by Adobe, Reddit was the most-cited domain in May by AI tools ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Gemini and AI Mode — more than any news publisher, repositories of scholarly articles, and even Wikipedia. AI responses are also encroaching into the online shopping journey: Semrush also found that compared to a year ago, Google is inserting AI Overviews much more frequently into search queries with commercial intent, like when shoppers are doing research on products or comparing brands.
When web traffic is funneled through LLMs instead of a traditional search results page, as Google has been doing, being cited by a chatbot becomes ever more important. Now, a whole host of startups, brands, and agencies are coming to Reddit to try to promote their companies in hopes that they will get picked up by AI. In an effort to try to manipulate LLM responses and stuff AI search results with brand-friendly answers, marketers have descended upon Reddit, a pseudo-anonymous platform that users have come to associate with authenticity and unfiltered, truthful opinions.
They will have to get past the moderators first."
#AI #GenerativeAI #Reddit #SocialMedia #Google #AIOverview #AISearch #SEO #AEO
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"It’s hard to overstate how central Reddit has become to how billions of people experience the web over the last several years. It has gone from a constellation of niche communities with a sometimes cantankerous user base to becoming perhaps the most urgently important website on the internet. First, users began adding “reddit” to the end of queries in order to wade through results littered with search engine optimization (SEO) junk, and in turn Google began linking to the site prominently. Now, Reddit has become significant to brands and marketers for another reason: AI chatbots love to cite it.
According to data compiled for The Verge by Semrush, an SEO company owned by Adobe, Reddit was the most-cited domain in May by AI tools ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Gemini and AI Mode — more than any news publisher, repositories of scholarly articles, and even Wikipedia. AI responses are also encroaching into the online shopping journey: Semrush also found that compared to a year ago, Google is inserting AI Overviews much more frequently into search queries with commercial intent, like when shoppers are doing research on products or comparing brands.
When web traffic is funneled through LLMs instead of a traditional search results page, as Google has been doing, being cited by a chatbot becomes ever more important. Now, a whole host of startups, brands, and agencies are coming to Reddit to try to promote their companies in hopes that they will get picked up by AI. In an effort to try to manipulate LLM responses and stuff AI search results with brand-friendly answers, marketers have descended upon Reddit, a pseudo-anonymous platform that users have come to associate with authenticity and unfiltered, truthful opinions.
They will have to get past the moderators first."
#AI #GenerativeAI #Reddit #SocialMedia #Google #AIOverview #AISearch #SEO #AEO
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"It’s hard to overstate how central Reddit has become to how billions of people experience the web over the last several years. It has gone from a constellation of niche communities with a sometimes cantankerous user base to becoming perhaps the most urgently important website on the internet. First, users began adding “reddit” to the end of queries in order to wade through results littered with search engine optimization (SEO) junk, and in turn Google began linking to the site prominently. Now, Reddit has become significant to brands and marketers for another reason: AI chatbots love to cite it.
According to data compiled for The Verge by Semrush, an SEO company owned by Adobe, Reddit was the most-cited domain in May by AI tools ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Gemini and AI Mode — more than any news publisher, repositories of scholarly articles, and even Wikipedia. AI responses are also encroaching into the online shopping journey: Semrush also found that compared to a year ago, Google is inserting AI Overviews much more frequently into search queries with commercial intent, like when shoppers are doing research on products or comparing brands.
When web traffic is funneled through LLMs instead of a traditional search results page, as Google has been doing, being cited by a chatbot becomes ever more important. Now, a whole host of startups, brands, and agencies are coming to Reddit to try to promote their companies in hopes that they will get picked up by AI. In an effort to try to manipulate LLM responses and stuff AI search results with brand-friendly answers, marketers have descended upon Reddit, a pseudo-anonymous platform that users have come to associate with authenticity and unfiltered, truthful opinions.
They will have to get past the moderators first."
#AI #GenerativeAI #Reddit #SocialMedia #Google #AIOverview #AISearch #SEO #AEO
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"It’s hard to overstate how central Reddit has become to how billions of people experience the web over the last several years. It has gone from a constellation of niche communities with a sometimes cantankerous user base to becoming perhaps the most urgently important website on the internet. First, users began adding “reddit” to the end of queries in order to wade through results littered with search engine optimization (SEO) junk, and in turn Google began linking to the site prominently. Now, Reddit has become significant to brands and marketers for another reason: AI chatbots love to cite it.
According to data compiled for The Verge by Semrush, an SEO company owned by Adobe, Reddit was the most-cited domain in May by AI tools ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Gemini and AI Mode — more than any news publisher, repositories of scholarly articles, and even Wikipedia. AI responses are also encroaching into the online shopping journey: Semrush also found that compared to a year ago, Google is inserting AI Overviews much more frequently into search queries with commercial intent, like when shoppers are doing research on products or comparing brands.
When web traffic is funneled through LLMs instead of a traditional search results page, as Google has been doing, being cited by a chatbot becomes ever more important. Now, a whole host of startups, brands, and agencies are coming to Reddit to try to promote their companies in hopes that they will get picked up by AI. In an effort to try to manipulate LLM responses and stuff AI search results with brand-friendly answers, marketers have descended upon Reddit, a pseudo-anonymous platform that users have come to associate with authenticity and unfiltered, truthful opinions.
They will have to get past the moderators first."
#AI #GenerativeAI #Reddit #SocialMedia #Google #AIOverview #AISearch #SEO #AEO
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ICYMI: Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #MarketingInnovation #ChatGPT
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ICYMI: Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #MarketingInnovation #ChatGPT
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ICYMI: Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #MarketingInnovation #ChatGPT
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Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #ChatGPT #GoogleAI
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Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #ChatGPT #GoogleAI
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Chemist Warehouse gains 220% more AI Overview appearances in a quarter: News Australia drove a 46% rise in retailer brand mentions across ChatGPT and Google AI Mode in five months, yet no framework links those citations to sales. https://ppc.land/chemist-warehouse-gains-220-more-ai-overview-appearances-in-a-quarter/ #ChemistWarehouse #AIOverview #RetailTrends #ChatGPT #GoogleAI
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https://www.europesays.com/it/605230/ Chegg, la prima grande azienda travolta dall’intelligenza artificiale: valeva 15 miliardi #Affari #ai #AIOverview #anthropic #Business #chatgpt #Chegg #claude #DanRosensweig #google #IntelligenzaArtificiale #IT #Italia #Italy
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FYI: Google gives site owners a toggle to exit AI Overviews and AI Mode: Website owners get a domain-level switch that clears content from AI features in 1-2 days, but it does not stop model training. Page control follows March 2027. https://ppc.land/google-gives-site-owners-a-toggle-to-exit-ai-overviews-and-ai-mode/ #Google #AIMode #AIOverview #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing
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FYI: Google gives site owners a toggle to exit AI Overviews and AI Mode: Website owners get a domain-level switch that clears content from AI features in 1-2 days, but it does not stop model training. Page control follows March 2027. https://ppc.land/google-gives-site-owners-a-toggle-to-exit-ai-overviews-and-ai-mode/ #Google #AIMode #AIOverview #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing
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FYI: Google gives site owners a toggle to exit AI Overviews and AI Mode: Website owners get a domain-level switch that clears content from AI features in 1-2 days, but it does not stop model training. Page control follows March 2027. https://ppc.land/google-gives-site-owners-a-toggle-to-exit-ai-overviews-and-ai-mode/ #Google #AIMode #AIOverview #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing
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FYI: Google gives site owners a toggle to exit AI Overviews and AI Mode: Website owners get a domain-level switch that clears content from AI features in 1-2 days, but it does not stop model training. Page control follows March 2027. https://ppc.land/google-gives-site-owners-a-toggle-to-exit-ai-overviews-and-ai-mode/ #Google #AIMode #AIOverview #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing
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“While USA Today Inc., Beehiiv, and Cloudflare are the first major players to take this step, executives at every major media company have a model for what it would look like if they blocked the Google Bot, according to one executive who wished to remain anonymous because of business engagements with Google.
The decision of when to make that call is mostly a matter of math: Once search traffic drops below a certain threshold, the value of appearing there becomes less than the value of withholding that content as a bargaining tactic. And to be clear, every publisher would prefer Google to come to the negotiating table.
But the alternative is bleak. If Google refuses to strike licensing agreements, more premium publishers could follow suit in denying its crawlers access. Doing so would degrade the quality of search results, making it harder for consumers to find accurate news. Just as social media has become a cesspool of misinformation, the open web could be overcome with untrustworthy content too.“
https://www.adweek.com/media/publishers-opt-out-google-search/
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“While USA Today Inc., Beehiiv, and Cloudflare are the first major players to take this step, executives at every major media company have a model for what it would look like if they blocked the Google Bot, according to one executive who wished to remain anonymous because of business engagements with Google.
The decision of when to make that call is mostly a matter of math: Once search traffic drops below a certain threshold, the value of appearing there becomes less than the value of withholding that content as a bargaining tactic. And to be clear, every publisher would prefer Google to come to the negotiating table.
But the alternative is bleak. If Google refuses to strike licensing agreements, more premium publishers could follow suit in denying its crawlers access. Doing so would degrade the quality of search results, making it harder for consumers to find accurate news. Just as social media has become a cesspool of misinformation, the open web could be overcome with untrustworthy content too.“
https://www.adweek.com/media/publishers-opt-out-google-search/
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“While USA Today Inc., Beehiiv, and Cloudflare are the first major players to take this step, executives at every major media company have a model for what it would look like if they blocked the Google Bot, according to one executive who wished to remain anonymous because of business engagements with Google.
The decision of when to make that call is mostly a matter of math: Once search traffic drops below a certain threshold, the value of appearing there becomes less than the value of withholding that content as a bargaining tactic. And to be clear, every publisher would prefer Google to come to the negotiating table.
But the alternative is bleak. If Google refuses to strike licensing agreements, more premium publishers could follow suit in denying its crawlers access. Doing so would degrade the quality of search results, making it harder for consumers to find accurate news. Just as social media has become a cesspool of misinformation, the open web could be overcome with untrustworthy content too.“
https://www.adweek.com/media/publishers-opt-out-google-search/
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“While USA Today Inc., Beehiiv, and Cloudflare are the first major players to take this step, executives at every major media company have a model for what it would look like if they blocked the Google Bot, according to one executive who wished to remain anonymous because of business engagements with Google.
The decision of when to make that call is mostly a matter of math: Once search traffic drops below a certain threshold, the value of appearing there becomes less than the value of withholding that content as a bargaining tactic. And to be clear, every publisher would prefer Google to come to the negotiating table.
But the alternative is bleak. If Google refuses to strike licensing agreements, more premium publishers could follow suit in denying its crawlers access. Doing so would degrade the quality of search results, making it harder for consumers to find accurate news. Just as social media has become a cesspool of misinformation, the open web could be overcome with untrustworthy content too.“
https://www.adweek.com/media/publishers-opt-out-google-search/
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“While USA Today Inc., Beehiiv, and Cloudflare are the first major players to take this step, executives at every major media company have a model for what it would look like if they blocked the Google Bot, according to one executive who wished to remain anonymous because of business engagements with Google.
The decision of when to make that call is mostly a matter of math: Once search traffic drops below a certain threshold, the value of appearing there becomes less than the value of withholding that content as a bargaining tactic. And to be clear, every publisher would prefer Google to come to the negotiating table.
But the alternative is bleak. If Google refuses to strike licensing agreements, more premium publishers could follow suit in denying its crawlers access. Doing so would degrade the quality of search results, making it harder for consumers to find accurate news. Just as social media has become a cesspool of misinformation, the open web could be overcome with untrustworthy content too.“
https://www.adweek.com/media/publishers-opt-out-google-search/
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German Court Says Google Is Liable For False Claims In Its AI Overviews Because They Are Its Own Words
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German Court Says Google Is Liable For False Claims In Its AI Overviews Because They Are Its Own Words
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German Court Says Google Is Liable For False Claims In Its AI Overviews Because They Are Its Own Words
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German Court Says Google Is Liable For False Claims In Its AI Overviews Because They Are Its Own Words
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German Court Says Google Is Liable For False Claims In Its AI Overviews Because They Are Its Own Words
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Google drops Subscription Linking help page then restores it on June 25: Policy covers AI Mode, AI Overviews, Discover and Gemini; abuse risks suspension. The document briefly vanished after June 23 before returning two days later. https://ppc.land/google-drops-subscription-linking-help-page-then-restores-it-on-june-25/ #Google #SubscriptionLinking #AIMode #AIOverview #Discover
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Google drops Subscription Linking help page then restores it on June 25: Policy covers AI Mode, AI Overviews, Discover and Gemini; abuse risks suspension. The document briefly vanished after June 23 before returning two days later. https://ppc.land/google-drops-subscription-linking-help-page-then-restores-it-on-june-25/ #Google #SubscriptionLinking #AIMode #AIOverview #Discover
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"When this rolls out to your account, you can visit Google’s My Activity page and then select the Search Services History tab to opt out. This page gives you a solid sense of what Google saves from your Search history. It’s also where you can turn off the entire setting and delete your activity. It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training.
It’s worth doing this change now rather than later. There’s not much you can do after your media data is thrown into the AI blender. “If your saved media is used to train our AI models, it is disconnected from your Google Account. This training data will be kept for up to 4 years, even if you delete the original activity,” read the pop-up when I turned off this feature. That’s such a long time for my random image Search uploads to float around in the digital ether."
https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-google-search-new-ai-data-training/
#AI #AISearch #Google #AITraining #Privacy #DataProtection #AIOverview
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"When this rolls out to your account, you can visit Google’s My Activity page and then select the Search Services History tab to opt out. This page gives you a solid sense of what Google saves from your Search history. It’s also where you can turn off the entire setting and delete your activity. It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training.
It’s worth doing this change now rather than later. There’s not much you can do after your media data is thrown into the AI blender. “If your saved media is used to train our AI models, it is disconnected from your Google Account. This training data will be kept for up to 4 years, even if you delete the original activity,” read the pop-up when I turned off this feature. That’s such a long time for my random image Search uploads to float around in the digital ether."
https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-google-search-new-ai-data-training/
#AI #AISearch #Google #AITraining #Privacy #DataProtection #AIOverview
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"When this rolls out to your account, you can visit Google’s My Activity page and then select the Search Services History tab to opt out. This page gives you a solid sense of what Google saves from your Search history. It’s also where you can turn off the entire setting and delete your activity. It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training.
It’s worth doing this change now rather than later. There’s not much you can do after your media data is thrown into the AI blender. “If your saved media is used to train our AI models, it is disconnected from your Google Account. This training data will be kept for up to 4 years, even if you delete the original activity,” read the pop-up when I turned off this feature. That’s such a long time for my random image Search uploads to float around in the digital ether."
https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-google-search-new-ai-data-training/
#AI #AISearch #Google #AITraining #Privacy #DataProtection #AIOverview
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"When this rolls out to your account, you can visit Google’s My Activity page and then select the Search Services History tab to opt out. This page gives you a solid sense of what Google saves from your Search history. It’s also where you can turn off the entire setting and delete your activity. It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training.
It’s worth doing this change now rather than later. There’s not much you can do after your media data is thrown into the AI blender. “If your saved media is used to train our AI models, it is disconnected from your Google Account. This training data will be kept for up to 4 years, even if you delete the original activity,” read the pop-up when I turned off this feature. That’s such a long time for my random image Search uploads to float around in the digital ether."
https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-google-search-new-ai-data-training/
#AI #AISearch #Google #AITraining #Privacy #DataProtection #AIOverview
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"When this rolls out to your account, you can visit Google’s My Activity page and then select the Search Services History tab to opt out. This page gives you a solid sense of what Google saves from your Search history. It’s also where you can turn off the entire setting and delete your activity. It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training.
It’s worth doing this change now rather than later. There’s not much you can do after your media data is thrown into the AI blender. “If your saved media is used to train our AI models, it is disconnected from your Google Account. This training data will be kept for up to 4 years, even if you delete the original activity,” read the pop-up when I turned off this feature. That’s such a long time for my random image Search uploads to float around in the digital ether."
https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-google-search-new-ai-data-training/
#AI #AISearch #Google #AITraining #Privacy #DataProtection #AIOverview
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Warum ist Googles KI-Zusammenfassung manchmal eigentlich so besonders schlecht? Das habe ich mir für euch angesehen!
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Warum ist Googles KI-Zusammenfassung manchmal eigentlich so besonders schlecht? Das habe ich mir für euch angesehen!
#ki #aioverview #erklärt -
Warum ist Googles KI-Zusammenfassung manchmal eigentlich so besonders schlecht? Das habe ich mir für euch angesehen!
#ki #aioverview #erklärt -
Warum ist Googles KI-Zusammenfassung manchmal eigentlich so besonders schlecht? Das habe ich mir für euch angesehen!
#ki #aioverview #erklärt -
Warum ist Googles KI-Zusammenfassung manchmal eigentlich so besonders schlecht? Das habe ich mir für euch angesehen!
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet (Update) https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/#update-2026-06-11T11:10 #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet (Update) https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/#update-2026-06-11T11:10 #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet (Update) https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/#update-2026-06-11T11:10 #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet (Update) https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/#update-2026-06-11T11:10 #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet (Update) https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/#update-2026-06-11T11:10 #google #aioverview
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"A German court has ruled that Google is directly liable for what its AI search overviews say. Previous case law shielding search engine operators from liability doesn't apply to AI overviews.
The Regional Court of Munich hit Google with a temporary injunction barring the company from spreading false claims about two Munich-based publishers through its AI-generated search overviews (case no. 26 O 869/26). The court classified Google as a direct infringer because the "AI overview" is its own content, not just a list of search results.
Google's AI overviews had falsely tied two publishing companies to scams, subscription traps, and shady business practices for certain search queries. According to the court, the AI mixed up information about other, genuinely sketchy companies with the plaintiffs and drew connections that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The publishers sent Google a cease-and-desist letter, but Google didn't respond appropriately."
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"A German court has ruled that Google is directly liable for what its AI search overviews say. Previous case law shielding search engine operators from liability doesn't apply to AI overviews.
The Regional Court of Munich hit Google with a temporary injunction barring the company from spreading false claims about two Munich-based publishers through its AI-generated search overviews (case no. 26 O 869/26). The court classified Google as a direct infringer because the "AI overview" is its own content, not just a list of search results.
Google's AI overviews had falsely tied two publishing companies to scams, subscription traps, and shady business practices for certain search queries. According to the court, the AI mixed up information about other, genuinely sketchy companies with the plaintiffs and drew connections that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The publishers sent Google a cease-and-desist letter, but Google didn't respond appropriately."
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"A German court has ruled that Google is directly liable for what its AI search overviews say. Previous case law shielding search engine operators from liability doesn't apply to AI overviews.
The Regional Court of Munich hit Google with a temporary injunction barring the company from spreading false claims about two Munich-based publishers through its AI-generated search overviews (case no. 26 O 869/26). The court classified Google as a direct infringer because the "AI overview" is its own content, not just a list of search results.
Google's AI overviews had falsely tied two publishing companies to scams, subscription traps, and shady business practices for certain search queries. According to the court, the AI mixed up information about other, genuinely sketchy companies with the plaintiffs and drew connections that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The publishers sent Google a cease-and-desist letter, but Google didn't respond appropriately."
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"A German court has ruled that Google is directly liable for what its AI search overviews say. Previous case law shielding search engine operators from liability doesn't apply to AI overviews.
The Regional Court of Munich hit Google with a temporary injunction barring the company from spreading false claims about two Munich-based publishers through its AI-generated search overviews (case no. 26 O 869/26). The court classified Google as a direct infringer because the "AI overview" is its own content, not just a list of search results.
Google's AI overviews had falsely tied two publishing companies to scams, subscription traps, and shady business practices for certain search queries. According to the court, the AI mixed up information about other, genuinely sketchy companies with the plaintiffs and drew connections that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The publishers sent Google a cease-and-desist letter, but Google didn't respond appropriately."
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"A German court has ruled that Google is directly liable for what its AI search overviews say. Previous case law shielding search engine operators from liability doesn't apply to AI overviews.
The Regional Court of Munich hit Google with a temporary injunction barring the company from spreading false claims about two Munich-based publishers through its AI-generated search overviews (case no. 26 O 869/26). The court classified Google as a direct infringer because the "AI overview" is its own content, not just a list of search results.
Google's AI overviews had falsely tied two publishing companies to scams, subscription traps, and shady business practices for certain search queries. According to the court, the AI mixed up information about other, genuinely sketchy companies with the plaintiffs and drew connections that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The publishers sent Google a cease-and-desist letter, but Google didn't respond appropriately."
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/ #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/ #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/ #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/ #google #aioverview
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KI-Halluzinationen: Google haftet, wenn der AI Overview Falsches behauptet https://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/ki-halluzinationen-google-haftet-wenn-der-ai-overview-falsches-behauptet.97837/ #google #aioverview