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www.newyorker.com
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| | | | | Kyle Chayka writes about the evolution of Google Search, which has become the runaway favorite Internet search engine despite many users misgivings about how the company monetizes the data it collects and how its algorithms determine the search results that a user is shown. | |
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clever-solution.com
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| | | | | Among a vast array of search engines, Google remains the indisputable world leader in web search. Because the majority of people and organizations use Google as their primary desktop and mobile search engine, ranking high on Google is a number one goal for most businesses and private firms. | |
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ldstephens.net
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| | | | | So, Google has decided to shake things up with its fancy new AI-powered search tool, leaving indie bloggers and creators like us feeling a little pissed off. The Search Generative Experience (SGE) promises users direct answers to their burning questions right there in the search results. But guess who's getting shoved to the bottom of... | |
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www.rilldata.com
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| | | Rill's open-source IDE, uses AI to transform an S3 data source into an operational dashboard in one click. This creative magic is made possible by combining (1) Rill's BI-as-code philosophy defines dashboards entirely with SQL & YAML code and (2) Large language models, like OpenAI's GPT series, excel at code generation | ||
