Those summaries appear on the top of the Google search homepage, with links to “dig deeper,” according to Google’s overview of SGE.
Most significantly, publishers want to be compensated for the content on which Google and other AI companies train their AI tools – a major sticking point around AI.
In late September Google announced a new tool, called Google-Extended, that gives publishers the option to block their content from being used by Google to train its AI models.
Publishers want clicks to secure advertisers, and showing up in Google search is key to their business.
When given the option, websites are blocking their content from being used for AI if doing so doesn’t impact search, according to exclusive data from AI content detector Originality.ai.
Persons:
Annegret, Jon Fosse ”, –, Japan –, ”, Danielle Coffey, Forrester, Nikhil Lai, “, Helen Coster, Kenneth Li, Claudia Parsons
Organizations:
Google, Arena, REUTERS, NPR, The New York Times, Reuters, News Media Alliance, Washington Post, Thomson
Locations:
Berlin, Germany, United States, India, Japan, Paris, SGE