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Google’s Gemini AI can now see your search history

Ars Technica

You'll be able to use the improved Deep Research to get in-depth information on a topic, and Google's newest reasoning model can peruse your search history to improve its understanding of you as a person. Gemini will even display a banner to remind you it's connected to your search history so you don't forget. What could go wrong?

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Apple barred from Google antitrust trial, putting $20 billion search deal on the line

Ars Technica

Apple has suffered a blow in its efforts to salvage its lucrative search placement deal with Google. Google forks over that cash every year, and it's happy to do so to secure placement as the default search provider in the Safari desktop and mobile browser. Read full article Comments

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10 Website Maintenance Tips for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Search engine optimization (SEO) can be an expensive and time-consuming because it requires on-going maintenance. Publishing blogs and articles to your website helps increase SEO. Google Analytics is free to use and its most recent upgrade is named GA4. 4) Prioritize SEO.

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Archie, the first search engine, has been resurrected

TechSpot

The operators of the website Serial Port have recently revived Archie, the internet's first search engine. Its FTP search and indexing functions are available to the public again after languishing in obscurity for years. Read Entire Article

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Over half of LLM-written news summaries have “significant issues”—BBC analysis

Ars Technica

In an extensive report published this week , the BBC analyzed how four popular large language models used or abused information from BBC articles when answering questions about the news. Read full article Comments Where did you come up with that ? How many Russians have died in Ukraine?"

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JavaScript now mandatory for Google Search, Google confirms

TechSpot

Google recently confirmed that JavaScript is now required for users to submit queries to its web search service. According to a company spokesman, the new requirement will improve the overall security of the Google Search service against potentially malicious activities, including bots, spam, and criminals focused on abusing SEO algorithms.

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Google makes it easier to remove your personal information from search results

TechSpot

Google updated a search engine tool called "Results About You" that it initially rolled out in 2022. Developers have made it more user-friendly and directly integrated its most helpful features into search results, including the ability to remove your personal data from them. Read Entire Article

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