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AI Is Changing How We Search: We Need To Rethink Attribution Introduction For decades, Google had an undeniable hold on the search and discovery market, and for decades, we (as an industry) built our performance models around the “Google Way.” Well, as the sayi...

Are you noticing your impressions declining? Traditional search methods are being replaced new search and discovery tools that are highly influenced by large language models (LLMs) and generative AI.

How are you preparing to respond?

#seo #ai #sge

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In what the company is calling a first for a major AI lab, the Clio paper also highlights the top three categories of uses for Claude: Coding and software development (more than 10 percent of conversations) Educational use, both for teachers and for students (more than 7 percent) Business strategy and operations, such as drafting professional communications and analyzing business data (almost 6 percent)

Clio is Anthropic's new system for identifying AI risks that it hadn't thought to look for — what it calls the unknown unknowns. I talked with team that built it and share for the first time the top three ways people use Claude www.platformer.news/how-claude-u...

Take my money!!!

I remember the PCMCIA days with modem cards.

Why does it matter if they are “late”? Why is this even a metric?

If it doesn’t align with the current product needs, then why are debating them chasing a hype cycle.

Why does it matter if they are “late”? Why is this a metric?

I remember a time when balked and tried to the use of encryption.

I am glad they are supporting its use now. It’s best for everyone.

Are the robots still worth it?

When someone tries to buy the internet. Is Twitter Even a Social Platform Anymore?

What happens when someone tries to buy the internet? What happens when we create an echo chamber?
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Long-live the hyperlink!

Bluesky is truly having an incredible run as Threads' head of product

🤣🤣🤣

ISPs say their “excellent customer service” is why users don’t switch providers ISPs tell FCC that mistreated users would switch to one of their many other options.

This is like saying, airlines don’t need customer accountability since we have “choice”, mmmkay.

>90% American adults are online, and everyone one of us are impacted daily via internet.

Having reasonable access and expectations should be required.

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Yeah, I just got one of these too. Thanks for the verify page.

Well they did with GitHub co-pilot, so the fear was justified.

Do You Really Own It? The Future of Product Ownership in a Digital Age How “smart” purchases turn into dumb investments. The future of ownership is at stake.

Happy Sunday! This week's blog post — are subscriptions killing us softly?

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And let’s keep it this way, it’s great here.

Solid.

The original allure was you could just pay for the channels you wanted. Now with bundling being the game, the enshitification is driving prices up. The only advantage streaming has over cable is the portability.

The appeal of streaming was we could pay less than cable. Now they’re the same cost, and in some cases you end up paying more just to watch a few shows.

Google stops letting sites like Forbes rule search for “Best CBD Gummies“ If you’ve noticed strange sites on “Best” product searches, so has Google.

Coincidence that Forbes was booted out of these results the day after @wilreynolds.bsky.social called them out in front of a crowd of thousands at the largest US search event? 🤔

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Google is further cracking down on sites publishing ‘parasite SEO’ content Google’s “site reputation abuse” policy is getting an update.

Google is further cracking down on sites publishing ‘parasite SEO’ content

We’ve been saying this for decades!