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Google Discover grouping publishers together below AI summary

Google Discover grouping publishers together below AI summary

Published by Sam Flores

Members of the SEO for news panel at The Audience Club in London on Thursday 25 August. Left to right: The Audience Club’s Clara Soteras, Reach SEO and Discover director Nicola Agius, Daily Mail director of SEO Carly Steven, ex-Telegraph SEO director Harry Clarkson-Bennett, and SEO experts/strategists Lily Ray and Steven Wilson-Beales. Picture: The Audience Club Google has started replacing publisher links in its Discover feed with AI-written posts summarising related stories. The new feature, deployed sporadically so far, follows Discover changes which have already downgraded publisher posts in favour of content from X and Youtube. Publishers have seen a sharp drop in referral traffic from the news aggregation feed served to smartphone users. The Discover AI summaries are similar to AI Overviews deployed in in the main search results, with Discover showing around two sentences before publisher logos appear in thumbnails indicating who has been cited. The arrival of this feature in the UK was first flagged by Reach SEO and Discover director Nicola Agius on Linkedin. She noticed a grouping of 14 publishers …

Google brings Auto Browse and Skills to Chrome Enterprise – and a new ‘Gemini Summary’

Google brings Auto Browse and Skills to Chrome Enterprise – and a new ‘Gemini Summary’

Published by skeptic

Google / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Chrome Enterprise adds agent-like AI to automate work tasks. New “Skills” let workers save and reuse AI workflows instantly. IT has visibility and controls to help manage AI security risks. Google has announced new Chrome features specifically for companies. The update brings AI capabilities to workers while giving IT teams greater control over which AI tools are used across the workplace. Chrome Enterprise is now a place where work gets done, AI operates inline, and administrators can enforce security, all within the browser. Also: Google bets $32B on AI agent cyber force as security arms race escalates 1. Auto Browse One of the biggest changes coming to Google’s workplace browser, Chrome Enterprise, is a Gemini feature called Auto Browse. I already tested Auto Browse in the consumer version of Chrome, but now it’s available to Workspace users in the US. It adds autonomous, agent-like capabilities that can take action on your behalf based on what’s open …