Agents are going to require a lot of private data and private environments to be trained. Because we’re in Amazon, that’s all now 1P [first-party selling model]. So they’re just one of many different ...

Google’s John Mueller says giving each image its own landing page can help it appear in image search, while gallery setups may limit visibility.

Trump Media’s new AI search tool uses Perplexity, but critics question its reliability and ethical foundation.

Reddit is currently working to develop its very own search engine. It will drive the results from its vast user base.

Faced with mounting backlash, OpenAI removed a controversial ChatGPT feature that caused some users to unintentionally allow their private—and highly personal—chats to appear in search results ...

Amazon.com failed to live up to lofty expectations for its Amazon Web Services cloud computing unit after rivals handily beat Wall Street forecasts.

Amazon has agreed to pay at least $20 million to The New York Times Co. for the right to use its journalism to feed the tech giant’s artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

Why yes, there are. Here's a short list of search engines that do not push AI in your face and instead go the old‑school route with actual website results.

Google is testing Web Guide in its Search Labs, a new generative AI feature that users can opt in to for Gemini-curated search results.

Beyond AI Overviews and AI Mode, Google is working on “Web Guide” to better organize Search results into categories with additional context and insights.

Google's new Search Labs experiment will organize the search results using AI smarts.

With a new tool built into DuckDuckGo 's privacy-focused search engine, you can hide AI-generated images from your search results, which could help ensure you see fewer misleading or fake photos.