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The FTC is seeking public comment on how consumers may have been harmed by tech platforms that limited their ability to share ideas or affiliations freely and openly. Learn more: bit.ly/4cOnpP3
Submit a public comment by May 21, 2025: bit.ly/4jt4SKF #censorship
Err... is this even legal?
New Google iOS App page annotation injects links from YOUR website TO Google search results, here is how to opt out seroundtable.com/google-ios-…
Wow!! I love this on so many levels... even as a searcher, I don't want to use the AI results. They're so often wrong or just not what I need! 👀
AI being used for something good? We love to see it 🥰
A teacher motivates students by using AI-generated images of their future selves based on their ambitions
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This is a cute video buuuut... kinda scary it's AI generated. I've said for a while now that we need some sort of regulation over AI. Not only is it helping with content theft and reducing creativity, but soon, we won't be able to believe anything we see on the internet! 🙈
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Justine Jenkins retweeted
Nice of Google to use my photos in AIO without any mention, citation, or visible credit.
Theft.
Justine Jenkins retweeted
It's not just you, Google Search has become worse than you think.
Here's why: youtu.be/uSGVk2KVokQ
Justine Jenkins retweeted
Is there a way to use “old Google”? I don’t want to generate an AI search and contribute to ecological devastation every time I look something up. And the info that’s shoved at the top is often incomplete or inaccurate. Can I opt out?
Justine Jenkins retweeted
Replying to @NewsFromGoogle
Just a couple of years ago every single publisher would have been on your side Google... but then you destroyed so many businesses and livelihoods with your HCU classifier. Funny how things work out, huh.
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Cloudflare’s new marketplace will let websites charge AI bots for scraping
“If you don’t compensate creators one way or another, then they stop creating,” says Cloudflare CEO @eastdakota
techcrunch.com/2024/09/23/cl…
Justine Jenkins retweeted
If you have any of the following:
😍1k pageviews/month
😍40 posts
😍$100+ in total earnings
😍10 copies of a digital product sold
😍100 newsletter subscribers
You're doing better than 99% of bloggers. Keep going!
Google deleted the tweet... I can't imagine why! 🤭😉
Google removed the poll about using Gemini for SEO purposes - wow - details at seroundtable.com/google-gemi…
Justine Jenkins retweeted
Doesn't September have the most perfect mornings?! Hushed and still, with low mists hugging the rivers and the treetops just turning gold where the sun has lingered longest. It feels as if Nature is gathering her breath now after the rush of Summer and before the blaze of Autumn.
Justine Jenkins retweeted
I bet y'all forgot this, but the *original* "Helpful Content Update" was released in 2022 with the explicit goal of surfacing content made "by people, for people"
📅 Flash forward to 2023:
-ChatGPT enters the picture
-Pichai triggers a "Code Red" alarm
-Google goes all in on using AI to vacuum up all the value on the open web
-Google throws human creators to the curb in Sept
-Google gaslights those human creators into thinking it's *their* fault
📅 Flash forward to 2024:
-Google declared a monopoly in court
-Court docs show Google intentionally makes organic results worse in order to boost ad revenue
-Google pays news orgs to publish AI content
-Google has Twitter accounts actively encouraging the use of AI for SEO and content creation
-The "by people, for people" slogan disappears, along with many human creators📉
Our “helpful content update” launching next week will better surface original, helpful content made by people, for people, rather than content made primarily to gain search traffic. It’s part of a broad effort to show more unique, authentic info in results blog.google/products/search/…
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Kvernufoss waterfall is located in South Iceland 📍
It's considered one of Iceland’s hidden gems because even though it's located near Skogafoss waterfall, one of the most popular sites in Iceland, it tends to be overlooked by visitors 💦👀🚙💨
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