Google’s U.S. search market share peaked at 90.37% in November, but fell to 87.39% in December. In the other months of 2024, Google’s U.S. search market share was fairly consistent, ...

A recent Google Search update is causing anger across the web. Some site owners say they are being pushed down in results with huge drops in traffic. Google recently tweaked its guidelines to ...

Google SGE (which stands for Search Generative Experience) is rolling out today through Search Labs. Shown at I/O 2023, this brings the power of large language models to Search.

Think Google has lost market share to ChatGPT and other AI engines? Wrong. Google search grew, and ChatGPT's market share is less than 1%.

Google started testing AI-summarized results in Google Search, AI Overviews, two years ago, and continues to expand the feature to new regions and languages.By the company’s estimation, it’s ...

As you might expect, it looks less like a traditional Google search and more like ChatGPT Search. Also: Microsoft is offering free AI skills training for everyone - how to sign up.

Google’s current ‘AI Mode’ is a fantastic replacement for old-fashioned Google Search. But can the company monetize it without wrecking things?

Throughout the trial, Google has sought to paint search as a rapidly changing market where its lead is no longer guaranteed. Google's legal team pointed to the meteoric rise of ChatGPT, which has ...

Google has long dominated the search engine space, but a new ChatGPT-integrated search engine from OpenAI might pose a viable threat.

When the U.S. Department of Justice originally brought — and then won — its case against Google, arguing that the tech behemoth monopolized the search engine market, the focus was on, well ...

Google is making its AI-powered AI Mode search summaries the default option for U.S. users searching on Google, making the traditional list of links harder to find.

In the early days, Google used ccTLD to provide locally relevant search results. As of 2017, Google started providing local results regardless of whether you used a country’s ccTLD or google.com.