Times have changed. Google's well-known search engine is no longer what it used to be. The era of AI. And in keeping with that, Google is now AI-rich. Now users have to scroll down past the summary provided by the AI chatbot to search. Google has named this feature 'AI Overviews'. According to Liz Reed, Google's vice president of search, AI technology has made the Google search experience even richer. Sundar Pichai's company will increase the use of AI in the future. But has AI really improved the search experience? Many users express satisfaction but dissatisfaction is not less.
Many companies are not happy with Google's AI chatbot. In fact, various studies have shown that if the AI overview gives satisfactory answers, users click less on other websites outside of Google. But 'click' or 'traffic' is very important in earning through advertisement. However, the chatbot mentions those websites as sources of information. Yet organizations are increasingly frustrated by the lack of clicks. Even, major US media companies have already filed a lawsuit against Google.
The number of unsatisfied users is not low. New York resident Craig Garrett. According to the 52-year-old Praudh, searching for something in a language other than English results in poor results. In fact, the results often turn up Grokipedia entries or other 'junk' information. But the links with important information go to the bottom row. Like Craig, many dislike Google AI Search. Rather, they are looking for search engines that are free of artificial intelligence. For example, 'DakDakGo' is a weak version of Google's golden age search engine. The importance of such search engines is increasing.