China Pulling Away With AI
Erin was off fighting crime this week, but you need not worry because the great Mordy Oberstein and Jacob Mann took the stage for this segment. Plenty of Google this week. Study shows Google AI summaries do, in fact hurt search traffic. Google finds a new ally in Disney to expand real-time ad exchange, meaning that marketers will have broader access to ad inventory across Disney Plus and Hulu. Recent news shows that the U.S. is further behind China in AI research & development than you would have imagined. Plus, Google has an all-new filter tab. Don’t miss out on what’s happening in the SEO world this week, as always, right here on the EDGE of the Web!
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News from the EDGE:
- [00:08:13] A new study finds that Google’s AI summaries may hurt searches for brands and products
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- [00:15:10] Disney teams with Google to boost ad reach
- [00:19:53] Google Update Unleashes Ranking Rollercoaster: Prepare for Volatility
AI Blitz:
- [00:25:51] Study finds that China produced almost 50% of the world’s top AI researchers, compared to ~18% from the US, thanks to China’s heavy investment in AI education
- [00:28:27] Justice Department Risks Picking the Wrong Fight With Apple
AI Tools:
Barry Blast from Search Engine Roundtable:
