Microsoft Will Roll Out Copilot AI Companion This Fall via @sejournal, @kristileilani
Microsoft just announced Copilot, a unified AI assistant, is coming to Microsoft products this fall. Explore how this will affect your workflow.
Microsoft just announced Copilot, a unified AI assistant, is coming to Microsoft products this fall. Explore how this will affect your workflow.
Google’s Gary Illyes fielded several questions during an AMA at Pubcon Pro in Austin this afternoon from moderator Jennifer Slegg. Here are some of the highlights of the interview. 1
Microsoft Advertising has unveiled a series of new generative AI tools for advertisers. The new features, Conversational Ad experiences, Ads for Chat API, and Copilot, are part of the tech giant’s mission to transform search and advertising with generative AI.
Google is currently rolling out the September 2023 helpful content update and with that Google made several updates to its helpful content documentation , which we covered in detail. But just because Google updated its documentation, it does not mean that those changes are reflected in the actual algorithm that Google has released. Gary Illyes from the Google Search team said at PubCon today that those changes were just help documentation changes, that they were not implemented into the helpful content system yet.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google is going to update its Misleading Representation policy on 21 November 2023. The search engine is planning to remove non-fulfillment of a product or service due to lack of qualifications under Misrepresentation and file it under the Unacceptable Business Practices policy instead.
Discover the latest generative AI solutions from Microsoft: Conversational Ad experiences, Ads for Chat API, and Copilot for Microsoft Advertising.
The removal of HowTo and FAQ rich results from Google Search is not in anticipation of the full launch of the Google Search Generative Experience , according to Google’s Gary Illyes. There has been some speculation by some SEOs that Google removed certain features due to the shift to AI-powered answers in SGE.
The removal of HowTo and FAQ rich results from Google Search is not in anticipation of the full launch of the Google Search Generative Experience , according to Google’s Gary Illyes. There has been some speculation by some SEOs that Google removed certain features due to the shift to AI-powered answers in SGE. Illyes said that is not the goal, adding that it frees up Google to experiment with “other things.” “The ultimate goal is not for AI. It is to make results that look clean.
The removal of HowTo and FAQ rich results from Google Search is not in anticipation of the full launch of the Google Search Generative Experience , according to Google’s Gary Illyes. There has been some speculation by some SEOs that Google removed certain features due to the shift to AI-powered answers in SGE. Illyes said that is not the goal, adding that it frees up Google to experiment with “other things.” “The ultimate goal is not for AI. It is to make results that look clean