Category: AI

  • EmbeddingGemma: The Game-Changing Model Every SEO Professional Needs to Know

    EmbeddingGemma: The Game-Changing Model Every SEO Professional Needs to Know

    Why Google’s Latest Embedding Model Could Reshape Search Understanding In the business of Gen AI search optimization, staying ahead means understanding the underlying technologies that power modern search systems. Today, Google has released EmbeddingGemma, a ground-breaking multilingual embedding model that represents a key piece of the puzzle for anyone serious about understanding how Google processes…

  • Primary Bias on Selection Rate in AI Search

    Primary Bias on Selection Rate in AI Search

    What is Selection Rate? Selection Rate (SR) is a key performance metric for AI systems that measures the frequency with which an AI selects and incorporates a specific item from a total set of grounding results. It serves as the Gen AI-native equivalent of Click-Through Rate (CTR) in traditional digital interfaces. SR = (Number of…

  • The Latent History of AI Boom

    The Latent History of AI Boom

    This is the story of how AI transitioned from niche to mainstream and the pieces that fell into place to make that happen. Picture this. It’s 2017, we’re in the era dominated by Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), LSTM is cutting edge. These models are tiny, and the common wisdom is…

  • Comprehensive Guide to Identifying AI Comment Bots

    Comprehensive Guide to Identifying AI Comment Bots

    Some people use AI to speed up the process of getting their ideas and message out. Others use it to polish up their language which I think is really cool use of AI, especially if they’re not a native speaker. But there’s also the hordes of mindless AI slop generators masquerading as meaningful human engagement,…

  • What is “Help Me Write” in Chrome?

    What is “Help Me Write” in Chrome?

    Introduction “Help Me Write” is Google Chrome’s AI-powered writing assistant designed to help users create short-form content directly within their web browser. Launched with Chrome version 121, this feature leverages artificial intelligence to generate text suggestions based on user prompts and the context of the webpage you’re viewing. How Does Help Me Write Work? The…

  • Introducing Tree Walker

    Introducing Tree Walker

    Stop Guessing, Start Optimizing. Introducing Tree Walker for the New Era of AI Search The digital marketing landscape is in the midst of a seismic shift. With the rise of AI-powered search engines and generative experiences, the old rules of SEO are being rewritten. Marketers and content strategists are asking the same urgent question: “How…

  • Does Schema Help With “AI”?

    Does Schema Help With “AI”?

    This test is designed to show whether Open AI’s browsing tool does a better job at supplying their model GPT-5 with grounding context from a page with schema. We took the exact HTML from the original experiment here, stripped off the “experiment” from the title and header and uploaded here and here and then ran…

  • Your website is about to start talking. Are you ready for this?

    Your website is about to start talking. Are you ready for this?

    Chrome is about to give all websites a voice through a built-in version of Gemini. Your visitors will have completely private chats with it. No external API calls to Google’s servers and once loaded you can even switch off the internet – it will still work! What will they talk about? The Silent Web is…

  • People call them AI. That’s it.

    People call them AI. That’s it.

    Poll Results on Social Media: What Do We Call ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity? Across 864 total votes collected on social media polls, respondents gave a fragmented view on how to label tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Results: Overall, the dominant label is still AI, though notable minorities prefer “Chatbots,” “AI Assistants,” or alternative…

  • GPT-5 Made SEO Irreplaceable

    GPT-5 Made SEO Irreplaceable

    OpenAI’s latest model is trained to be intelligent, not knowledgeable. Wait, what? Yup. You read that right. Here’s an example: Now, you may think this is some pretty esoteric knowledge not broadly relevant to most end users and you’re right. But here’s a tiny, open source model from Google, Gemma 3 4B, just knowing this…