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1/ Today we’re expanding access to AI Mode beyond Google One AI Premium subscribers in the US, as we begin taking people off the Labs waitlist. We’re hearing early users really appreciate the ability to get AI responses for tougher questions, along with fresh, high quality info and the... show more
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2/ We're going to be adding new features and capabilities soon, like more visual responses, richer formatting and new ways to get helpful web content as shown in this example.
3/ Here's the sign-up link:
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Hi Robby - I notice that in all your demos, you never once click a website link. Curious. Speaking of, when will you talk with publishers about how we fit into Google's "AI-first" future?
Can you tell us where the information used, comes from? Is it from content that was licensed? Or agreed to be included? Is it from currently "good standing" sites, or is it from sites that have been hit by algorithms?
Where’d the content come from, Robby? Assuming you had permission to use it given you’re effectively now competing with those publishers?
Content from @visitmilwaukee is being fetched and paraphrased, which is basically copyright infringement. Didn't Google launch the Helpful Content Update to stop sites from doing this which resulted in huge colleteral? Yet, two years later, Google is doing the same thing.
How are you proud of this? What happens when there's no more content left to steal because you deincentivized publishing? You should really take a moment to consider the fact that you, as a person, are making the world worse.
Folks at Google don't even realize they are not A players at AI, they are an A player in Search. Adding AI to Search is like starting from 0. People leave them to find better AI search apps. Truth to be told, Googles AI search is probably not even a C type player.
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