• Google AI Pivot Chases OpenClaw
    Google's quest to create a universal assistant could be the reason it reportedly restructured the team behind Project Mariner, a research prototype browser extension from Google DeepMind and AI agent for the Chrome browser that understands multimodal inputs.
  • Agents Ran Entire Butler/Till Campaign, They Share Results
    As industry conversation focuses on whether AI will actually run media buying, this real example will give advertisers and media buyers a glimpse into how it works.
  • Google Develops Opt-Out Search Generative AI Feature For U.K.
    In its response to the U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority's goals, Google ensured fairness and said it will promote publisher choice and controls across its platforms while protecting user experiences.
  • Acquisition Sprint Bridges Pixels To Pavement For Retail Media Network
    This is what happened when a North African on-demand daily services company that offers payments, ride-hailing, food and grocery delivery, entered a rapid-acquisition phase this month, acquiring a programmatic and trading desk technology company, as well as a grocery-store chain to build a retail media network (RMN).
  • OpenAI Courts Private-Equity Firms, Ads Showing Initial Intent
    OpenAI CEO of applications Fidji Simo described a new venture as "building a deployment arm" for its tech, but did not provide details on participants, financing or valuation.
  • Will Google Fold In Apps To Explore Ad Bidding Options?
    The integration of ads could become much simpler.
  • Perplexity Turns Mac Mini Into 24-Hour Agent Despite Amazon Lawsuit
    Perplexity seems to have abandoned its ad model in February to focus on optimizing results for search queries and AI agents and software for enterprises - despite the court ruling it must stop using its web browser agent to make purchases on behalf of shoppers on Amazon's online marketplace. That's not the case.
  • Why Meta's Moltbook Acquisition Changes All
    For Meta, this paves a path toward complete automation as the web shifts from tools that answer questions to agents that execute tasks.
  • Meta Passes EU Digital Services Tax To Advertisers
    Meta Platforms will add "location fees" to ad buys targeting users in six countries beginning July 1, passing on the cost of Europe's digital services taxes to advertisers.
  • Google Head Of Search Nurtures Human Reasoning, Thinking
    Does Google prohibit reasoning skills or teach humans to think? As AI takes hold, Liz Reid, VP/head of search at Google, has some strong ideas on the subject. She has been working at Google for more than 20 years, mostly in Maps and Search.
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