Tag: Generative AI
The latest on LLMs, image synthesis, and multi-modal models like GPT and Claude.
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Google AI Overviews: Why health searches just changed
Last updated: 12. January 2026 Berlin, 12. January 2026 Insights Google AI Overviews for some medical searches have been limited after independent reporting and a
AI Search Summaries: Why Publishers Fear a Traffic Collapse
AI search summaries are answering questions directly on results pages and reducing organic clicks to newsrooms, explainers, and how‑to pages. Measured effects in recent panel
AI Search Summaries: Why Web Traffic May Never Recover
AI search summaries have begun to answer users’ questions directly on the results page, and that shift is already changing who gets clicks. For many
AI Fitness Coaches: The 5 promises that actually matter
Many people ask whether an AI fitness coach on a smartwatch is worth the trouble. This article cuts through the noise and focuses on five
Open-source algorithms: What changes when your feed goes public
Open-source algorithms have become a public touchpoint for feed transparency. Publishing ranking code can show how candidates are combined, scored, and filtered, yet it often
How to stay safe when AI search summaries mislead
Last updated: 11. January 2026 Berlin, 11. January 2026 Insights AI search summaries can seem authoritative but sometimes mislead by omitting context or citing snippets
AI Bubble: 5 warning signs and how to protect savings
Faster-than-justified price rises in AI-related stocks can put household savings at risk. This article explains five practical warning signs of an AI bubble and shows
AI Agent Evaluation: Why contractors share past work
Companies sometimes ask contractors to upload past deliverables so they can run an AI agent evaluation on realistic tasks. AI agent evaluation helps firms compare
AI Bubble Warning Signs: 5 signals to protect your money
Venture in AI can bring high returns, but it also concentrates capital and expectations. This article outlines clear warning signals that help you spot an
Why ‘bite-sized’ AI content can backfire
Many publishers try short, repetitive pieces because they appear easy to produce with AI and can generate immediate search clicks. That tactic often causes problems: