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The Gist: Search is shifting. AI tools and social feeds are taking over traditional search, especially among Gen Z. Influencers drive discovery. …
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Do you say "Please" or "Thank you" to ChatGPT? If you're polite to OpenAI's chatbot, you could be part of the user base costing the company "Tens of …
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Popular Mechanicsflipped into Science!Humans Could Grow Entirely New Teeth in Just a Few Years, Scientists Say
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Fast Companyflipped into Fast CompanyGoogle just lost a major ad tech antitrust case. What happens next could rewire the web
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