AI
- AI chat-based search for all
- An AI-powered shopping experience with virtual try on
- Gemini in Chrome
- Multi-modal search via camera
- XR glasses
- How will this change user behavior?
- How will big G monetize AI search?
- Contact list
- Company List
- Conversion
- Lead Gen Form
- Retargeting
Apple wants to release its own AI powered search integrated with Siri, calling it an “answer engine”. Potentially powered by a Google model.
Apple is rebuilding Siri around three core components: a planner, the search systems for the web and devices, and a summarizer. The planner interprets voice or text input and decides how to respond; the search system scans the web or user data; and the summarizer pulls it all together into an answer.
At this stage in the game, makes the most sense to build on an outside model. Maybe one less data set to figure out how to infiltrate for AI exposure?
AI may resolve a problem with the fishermen, but it wouldn’t change what is in the pond.
-Philippe Aghion
This is interesting
In a recent update, Google has started indexing and sourcing Instagram content.
Now posts and reels function like blog posts from an SEO perspective.
For professional accounts this could mean approaching it more like Pinterest than TikTok.
attached screenshot from IG announcing the update found online
Apple is bringing in the big guns to power Siri: now with AI!
OpenAI and Jony Ive are thinking screen-free.
Google and Perplexity are powering assistants elsewhere.
Smart glasses are spilling from every nook and cranny.
As the ambient computing future draws nearer, what does your brand sound like?
Remember when a big deal was made about Gen Z using Instagram and TikTok to search for places to eat? Well…
Gen Z consumers are starting their purchase journeys more often on Google…
But this isn’t a Google Search comeback story:
properties, including YouTube and Gemini
While Gen Z shoppers have moved away from Google Search as their primary method of discovery, those losses have been more than offset by YouTube’s growing importance as a channel for product discovery and research
The former search company is quickly becoming the YouTube company.
via EMARKETER
What Google announced at I/O that you might want to know about
(hint: it rhymes with “hey why”)
The two main questions for marketers:
We might get some hints during Marketing Live today.
Could Google’s best anti-trust defense be to play up its coming irrelevance?
Apple SVP of Services Eddy Cue said last week that AI will one day replace search engines like Google.
Cue said he expects Safari to eventually swap out Google for AI services from up-and-comers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity.
Which of course brings to mind the Twain-ism, “the reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.”
In the long run, Google’s 10 Blue Links™ approach is likely dead, a former monopoly. But how long is that long run?
via The Daily Upside
Eventually all large platforms become commerce platforms
When ChatGPT users search for products, the chatbot will now offer a few recommendations, present images and reviews for those items, and include direct links to web pages where users can buy the products.
The ChatGPT search update is part of OpenAI’s effort to compete with rival Google by creating a better, more personalized experience to find products and information on the internet.
Everyone is coming for Google these days.
via TechCrunch
My own personal Siri?
Apple Inc. will begin analyzing data on customers’ devices in a bid to improve its artificial intelligence platform
The goal is to check how well the synthetic training data did while preserving privacy.
But this could be the foundation for AI models that become personalized to each user based on use, patterns, and on-device profiles.
Like ChatGPT remembering your chats, but based on your Apple device usage.
Edge AI—like XR glasses—is nothing but exciting potential right now.
via Bloomberg
You can now use company lists and retargeting lists to build LinkedIn Predictive Audiences.
Full list of audience sources that can now be used as seeds for Predictive Audiences:
And yes, this feature uses AI. 🤖