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Two weeks after it began testing a change to how Search works in the EU, Google reports that it delivered predictable results.
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Third-party comparison sites and suppliers will be able to display more detailed information, such as prices and images, within search results. Continue reading Google Makes Changes to Search Features to Appease EU Regulators
Tech professionals are now well-practiced in using ChatGPT for coding and development, including the new Canvas feature. However, the AI can still make mistakes. Continue reading ChatGPT Anniversary: How the Second Year of Generative AI Changed Tech Work
Google announced this morning that it would test a change in Search to see whether it satisfies the needs of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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ChatGPT search will draw from news media partners through deals with OpenAI. OpenAI says “context” will differentiate it from Google Search. Continue reading OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Search, Competing With Google, Microsoft
The AI-generated search answers appear at the top of listings. However, the accuracy and usefulness of the AI answers have proven to be mixed. Continue reading Google’s AI Overviews Expands to More Than 100 Countries and Territories
The US Justice Department has detailed a series of measures to break Google’s monopoly that includes splitting off Chrome and Android.
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Judge Amit Mehta ruled Google’s “default distribution” of its search engine contributed to advertising revenue and illegally suppressed competition. Continue reading Google Breaks Antitrust Law with Search, Federal Court Rules
While the parallels between US v. Google and US v. Microsoft are obvious, it’s fascinating how often the software giant comes up in this week’s antitrust ruling against the online giant: The terms Microsoft and Bing appear in this 286-page document ove… Continue reading Microsoft the Legal Precedent, Microsoft the … Victim? (Premium)
A federal judge ruled that Google’s search engine is a monopoly and that the firm’s agreement with Apple violates U.S. antitrust laws.
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