Google isn’t dead, but it’s no longer the single answer. Even Mark Zuckerberg recently acknowledged how fast Google is improving, which explains why Meta is pushing AI harder. Still, competing shouldn’t mean replacing what already works.

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JKCalhoun 10 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> Even Mark Zuckerberg recently acknowledged how fast Google is improving

AI. I thought he was referring to how fast Google is improving their AI.

Search though?

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margorczynski 8 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

But what's the endgame? What if Google has the "best" AI offering if most of their revenue that comes from ads is gone?

	▲	emodendroket 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		They'll presumably monetize their AI (more) on both ends: getting you to pay for more access and getting advertisers to pay to be mentioned more often in the outputs. I mean that isn't really a bad position for them if you "using the Internet" degrades into you just sitting there typing queries in their Web app and never going anywhere else.