"Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google initially said that AI Mode will become the default search experience soon, but then told us not to look too much into that statement. Google said the open web is in rapid decline after saying the web is thriving. Google was fined $3.5 billion in the EU over its ad-tech practices and told to divest."
"Google AI Overviews are using individual Business Profiles reviews. Google AI Mode may use your Search and Map activity to personalize the results. Google said to go with a traditional TLD even if it has a hyphen in the domain name. Google is testing alternatives to the people also search for. Search Engine Roundtable Stories: Other Great Search Threads: Search Engine Land Stories: Other Great Search Stories:"
Google signaled that AI Mode may soon become the default search experience, then downplayed that statement. Google stated the open web is in rapid decline after earlier saying the web is thriving. The European Union fined Google $3.5 billion over ad‑tech practices and ordered divestiture. Google AI Overviews now use individual Business Profile reviews. AI Mode may leverage users' Search and Maps activity to personalize results. Google advised using a traditional top‑level domain even if it contains a hyphen. Google is testing alternatives to the "people also search for" feature, and community feedback channels remain active.
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