Google's changes to its search engine powered by artificial intelligence have disrupted the digital publishing industry, which has long depended on Google search traffic to drive readers to articles and websites. Publishers previously invested in optimizing their webpages to rank highly in Google search results, relying on a largely reciprocal relationship with the search giant.
Why it matters
Google's AI-driven search changes threaten the traffic-dependent business model that digital publishers have built over decades, potentially affecting their ability to reach audiences and generate revenue.
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