"Google rolled out Ads Advisor and Analytics Advisor a few weeks ago and did you know that it can reference and cite third-party external sources, outside of just Google's own help documentation? Well, it does. Govind Singh Panwar spotted this where the Google Ads Advisor tool sourced a YouTube video and Jyll Saskin Gales website jyll.ca. Here is the screenshot of this that he posted on X - he said, "Look what I found. Google Ads advisor suggesting recommendation from one of your article.""
"Govind Singh Panwar spotted this where the Google Ads Advisor tool sourced a YouTube video and Jyll Saskin Gales website jyll.ca. Here is the screenshot of this that he posted on X - he said, "Look what I found. Google Ads advisor suggesting recommendation from one of your article." It is cool that this AI tool can do this but it makes you wonder how does it know who to source, is Google giving it a whitelist of sources?"
Google rolled out Ads Advisor and Analytics Advisor a few weeks ago. The tools can reference and cite third-party external sources beyond Google's help documentation. Govind Singh Panwar spotted an instance where Google Ads Advisor sourced a YouTube video and the website jyll.ca. He posted a screenshot on X showing the tool's recommendation and a comment noting the discovery. The ability to cite external content raises questions about how source selection is performed and whether Google uses a whitelist of sources.
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