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🤖 The Latest AI News You Can’t Miss

Let’s go through the hottest AI news stories of the week.

“Jarvis Approaching”: Google's Sundar Pichai Signals an Agentic, Multi-Threaded Future for Search
Glenn Gabe
Sundar Pichai was on the Cheeky Pint podcast and was asked about the future of Search. He basically laid out a future where Search is Jarvis-like, where users will be completing tasks and have "many threads running".

• Related: What I learned about the future of Search and AI from Sundar Pichai’s latest interview by Marie Haynes 

Google Maps can now write captions for your photos using AI
Aisha Malik
Gemini can now create captions on Google Maps. Google says the new tool is designed to give users a head start on captions when sharing content. The features are available now in English on iOS in the U.S. and will expand globally and to Android in the coming months.

Copilot Terms Claim Microsoft's AI Is for 'Entertainment Purposes Only'
Michael Kan
Microsoft quietly updated the Copilot Terms of Use to note that “Copilot is for entertainment purposes only”. The agreement has made the rounds on social media, where it's facing plenty of criticism since it seems to clash with Microsoft’s marketing, which positions Copilot as a powerful and useful tool for users and businesses.

Google introduces Notebooks in Gemini, a project management tool synced with NotebookLM
Rebecca Zapfel
Google introduces Notebooks in Gemini, which help you organize your chats and projects in the Gemini app, with NotebookLM, for easier learning and working. It is going to roll out, starting with Google AI Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscribers on the web.

Meta introduces Muse Spark: Scaling Towards Personal Superintelligence
Meta
Meta introduces Muse Spark, developed by Meta Superintelligence Labs. It is a natively multimodal reasoning model with support for tool-use, visual chain of thought, and multi-agent orchestration, now available at meta.ai and the Meta AI app.

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Bing, not Google, shapes which brands ChatGPT recommends
Molly Nogami, Ben Tannenbaum
Molly and Ben analyzed mentions, citations, fanouts, and SERPs in Google and Bing to find why the brand wasn’t present in a single ChatGPT prompt across ~70 iterations. The findings: Ranking in Bing articles for fanouts aligns more directly with ChatGPT mentions, not just citations.

How consumers navigate high-stakes purchases in AI Mode
Kevin Indig
A new user behavior study by Kevin shows how AI Mode users accept shortlists built by the LLM, while classic Google search users build them themselves. He found that the AI’s top pick becomes the user’s top pick 74% of the time.

ChatGPT traffic analysis: Insights from 17 months of clickstream data
Luke Harsel
Luke dug into 17 months of clickstream data to map how ChatGPT usage is changing, how referral traffic is growing, and where that traffic goes. “Over 30% of all referral traffic from ChatGPT goes to 10 domains, and over 20% goes to Google”.

Google’s Response to the NYT AI Overviews Article Doesn’t Tell the Full Story
Lily Ray
Lily shares a closer look at Google's response to the NYT AI Overviews accuracy story: what the 91% figure is missing, why the 'long-tail' defense doesn't hold up, and what she believes Google should do differently.

Can AI responses be influenced? The SEO industry is trying
Mia Sato
The explosion of AI search tools and features changed the landscape for marketers looking to get in front of customers. Now there’s a gold rush for firms claiming to help brands get cited by AI.

AEO strategy for SaaS: 6 tactics that convert prospects into trials
Zoe Ashbridge
Zoe covers tactics that improve AI search visibility for SaaS teams, how to track success, and the tools that support implementation.

Brand Bias in Prompts: An Experiment
Dr. Peter J. Meyers
Dr. Peter tested 300 prompts to measure how common brand mentions are in LLM responses. Every prompt (100%) that included a brand returned one or more brand mentions in the output. For non-brand, this dropped by almost half (53%), with soft-brand prompts somewhere in the middle.

Reddit & AI Search
Dan Taylor
In the current AI landscape, there is a persistent narrative that Reddit has become the primary source for Large Language Models. Dan goes through the expanded layer framework and how each layer has a different objective. 

How to produce content that naturally builds AEO clout
Adam Tanguay
Backlinks still matter, but authority now extends to mentions and citations. Adam goes through how to create content that earns both in AI search.

🤖 AI Tools & Automations of the Week

Which are the newest AI tools and automations you can’t miss?

AI Content Detector
Sapling
Outputs the probability that a text is AI-generated by a model such as ChatGPT or Gemini. Detect AI slop and machine-generated content.

Velo: Share anything as video messages
Velo
Velo takes raw recordings and turns them into awesome video messages with AI.

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