Google continues to backpedal away from AI Overviews - could Reddit be to blame?
Briefly

from Tom's Guide6 months ago
Google had already reduced the prevalence of AI Overviews from 27% of search results all the way down to 11% within a week of its introduction.
Tom's Guidehttps://www.tomsguide.com/computing/search-engines/google-continues-to-backpedal-away-from-ai-overviews-could-reddit-be-to-blame
According to BrightEdge data, categories like education, entertainment, and e-commerce saw significant drops in AI Overviews, some plummeting from 14% to 0%.
Tom's Guidehttps://www.tomsguide.com/computing/search-engines/google-continues-to-backpedal-away-from-ai-overviews-could-reddit-be-to-blame
Certain search phrases like 'Best,' 'What is,' 'How to,' and 'Symptoms of' are more likely to trigger AI Overviews, while brand names and lifestyle content may not receive them.
Tom's Guidehttps://www.tomsguide.com/computing/search-engines/google-continues-to-backpedal-away-from-ai-overviews-could-reddit-be-to-blame
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