Google Gives Creators AI-Generated World Building by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 30, 2026 Google DeepMind began granting users access to “Project Genie” on Thursday for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the U.S. age 18 and older. This experimental research prototype allows users to create, explore and remix their own interactive worlds. Chatbots are based … Continue reading Google Gives Creators AI-Generated World Building
Google Gives Creators AI-Generated World Building by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 30, 2026 Google DeepMind began granting users access to “Project Genie” on Thursday for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the U.S. age 18 and older. This experimental research prototype allows users to create, explore and remix their own interactive worlds. Chatbots are based … Continue reading Google Gives Creators World Building In AI
Data signals a tougher discovery era as AI cuts repeat searches, concentrates traffic, and leaves publishers with fewer opportunities. By Danny Goodwin , January 28, 2026 U.S. Google searchers are searching far less than a year ago, according to a new Datos/SparkToro report. The data suggests Google isn’t losing users — it’s … Continue reading Google searches per U.S. user down nearly 20%
How Google Brought Intelligence Into Search AI Mode by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 23, 2026 What is now called intelligence was formerly known as personalization. The technology still relies on a massive amount of data to provide something unique for each individual search or query, but now it can analyze the input much faster … Continue reading How Google Brought Intelligence Into Search AI Mode
Google Will Know You Better Than You Know Yourself by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 14, 2026 An ecosystem of consumer apps and what seems like billions of interactions daily has given Google an advantage to make its Gemini app the smartest personal assistant. Google on Wednesday introduced a beta feature called “Personal Intelligence” … Continue reading Google Will Know You Better Than You Know Yourself
January 08, 2026 Google just changed Gmail—and it could reshape how you use your inbox
Who Would Have Predicted This: Google Opens Once-Prohibited Ad Market by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 6, 2026 Google has quietly redrawn its rules around advertising based on the types of companies that can and cannot run ads on its platforms. One category until now has largely remained off limits. This updated policy will … Continue reading Who Would Have Predicted This: Google Opens Once-Prohibited Ad Market
Predicting Advertising In 2026 Based On Google, Microsoft Changes by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, December 31, 2025 Advertisers will make some big changes in 2026, from artificial intelligence (AI) creative to agentic commerce. Many will climb to the top of the mountain and look down, willing to give up more control to technologies when … Continue reading Predicting Advertising In 2026 Based On Google, Microsoft Changes
How Google Lowering Ad Audience Size Limits Can Improve Performance by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, December 29, 2025 Google has finalized the minimum audience size to which advertisers can remarket, reducing the number to 100 active users across all networks and audience types. The move aimed to make audience targeting more accessible — specifically … Continue reading How Google Lowering Ad Audience Size Limits Improves Performance
Google Search Traffic Shifts To Discover Mobile by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, December 26, 2025 There has been a fundamental shift in how people discover news content through Google’s platforms. Google Web Search traffic to news publishers fell 51% in 2023 and was down 32.21% in 2024. The next set of data looked at … Continue reading Google Search Traffic Shifts To Discover Mobile
