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Google Defends AI Search Features, Claims They Provide 'More Quality Clicks' as Traffic Declines
Google defended its artificial intelligence (AI) features in Search amid growing concerns about their role in declining website traffic. On Wednesday, the Mountain View-based tech giant said that third-party reports suggesting a drop in search traffic are inaccurate and based on “flawed methodologies.” It defended features such as AI Overviews ...
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Google to 'Explore' Why Churchill Photo Missing From Search List
Google said Sunday it would explore why the picture of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill disappeared from a top search results list of former UK prime ministers, during controversy over his record on racism.
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Google Search Bug Allows People to Hack Results to Spread Misinformation
An innocuous-looking Google Knowledge Panel bug has been revealed that has the potential for spreading misinformation.
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Google Knowledge Graph Gets Bengali Language Support
Google also said its search will now also support spell correction for Bengali queries, improving the search experience for the millions of Bengali speakers around the world.
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Google Home: What It Is, What It Does, and When You Can Buy It
Google Home is an Internet-connected cylindrical speaker that can be switched on by just your voice, and can talk to you courtesy the Google Assistant.
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Google Tailors Search for Indian Cinema With Rich, Contextual Cards
At an event in Mumbai, the company unveiled a number of improvements to its algorithm.
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Microsoft Experiments With Showing Network Speed Test Results on Bing
We were able to get the feature working on Opera for Android.
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Google to Answer Complex Questions Soon
Google has updated its mobile app to better understand complex queries and decipher the meaning of questions.
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Google Now Helps Find Details of Over 900 Health Conditions and Illnesses
Google has added more than 900 illnesses to its Health Conditions feature in Knowledge Graph database.
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Facebook Instant Articles and the Slow Death of an Open Web
The World Wide Web is being replaced by a series of walled gardens, as companies try to lock you into their content, instead of improving Web pages.
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How Google and Facebook Are Creating an Internet of Walled Gardens
Unless you are a big corporation or one of its partners, it is getting increasingly harder to be heard on the Internet.
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Google to Display Medical Information in Search Results
For now the Knowledge Graph powered service is only available in the US and in English search results.
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12 Things DuckDuckGo Can Do That Google Can't
DuckDuckGo is not just for privacy nuts. It has some really great features that make Google Knowledge Graph look rudimentary.
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Ten Cool Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Google
Google knows everything, they say. And whether you want to check the weather or convert currency, here are some things which it can tell you on its own.
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Google Archives 1.6 Billion Facts in Race for Human Knowledge Vault
"Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon and IBM are all building them, and they're tackling these enormous problems that we would never even have thought of trying 10 years ago."
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Google Defends AI Search Features, Claims They Provide 'More Quality Clicks' as Traffic Declines
Google defended its artificial intelligence (AI) features in Search amid growing concerns about their role in declining website traffic. On Wednesday, the Mountain View-based tech giant said that third-party reports suggesting a drop in search traffic are inaccurate and based on “flawed methodologies.” It defended features such as AI Overviews ...
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Google to 'Explore' Why Churchill Photo Missing From Search List
Google said Sunday it would explore why the picture of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill disappeared from a top search results list of former UK prime ministers, during controversy over his record on racism.
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Google Search Bug Allows People to Hack Results to Spread Misinformation
An innocuous-looking Google Knowledge Panel bug has been revealed that has the potential for spreading misinformation.
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Google Knowledge Graph Gets Bengali Language Support
Google also said its search will now also support spell correction for Bengali queries, improving the search experience for the millions of Bengali speakers around the world.
-
Google Home: What It Is, What It Does, and When You Can Buy It
Google Home is an Internet-connected cylindrical speaker that can be switched on by just your voice, and can talk to you courtesy the Google Assistant.
-
Google Tailors Search for Indian Cinema With Rich, Contextual Cards
At an event in Mumbai, the company unveiled a number of improvements to its algorithm.
-
Microsoft Experiments With Showing Network Speed Test Results on Bing
We were able to get the feature working on Opera for Android.
-
Google to Answer Complex Questions Soon
Google has updated its mobile app to better understand complex queries and decipher the meaning of questions.
-
Google Now Helps Find Details of Over 900 Health Conditions and Illnesses
Google has added more than 900 illnesses to its Health Conditions feature in Knowledge Graph database.
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Facebook Instant Articles and the Slow Death of an Open Web
The World Wide Web is being replaced by a series of walled gardens, as companies try to lock you into their content, instead of improving Web pages.
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How Google and Facebook Are Creating an Internet of Walled Gardens
Unless you are a big corporation or one of its partners, it is getting increasingly harder to be heard on the Internet.
-
Google to Display Medical Information in Search Results
For now the Knowledge Graph powered service is only available in the US and in English search results.
-
12 Things DuckDuckGo Can Do That Google Can't
DuckDuckGo is not just for privacy nuts. It has some really great features that make Google Knowledge Graph look rudimentary.
-
Ten Cool Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Google
Google knows everything, they say. And whether you want to check the weather or convert currency, here are some things which it can tell you on its own.
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Google Archives 1.6 Billion Facts in Race for Human Knowledge Vault
"Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon and IBM are all building them, and they're tackling these enormous problems that we would never even have thought of trying 10 years ago."
