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The March Spam Update Took 19 Hours. Reading Its Effects Will Take Longer
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Google’s March 2026 spam update is already over. The Search Status Dashboard posted the release at 12:18 Pacific yesterday, saying it “applies globally and to all languages” and…
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GPT-5.4 Is OpenAI’s Most Factual Model Yet. That Is Not the Same as Checked
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. OpenAI released GPT-5.4 today, calling it “our most capable and efficient frontier model for professional work.” In ChatGPT it arrives as GPT-5.4 Thinking for Plus, Team and Pro…
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Canvas in AI Mode Is Now Open to Everyone in the U.S. What Brands Should Check First
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Google announced today that Canvas in AI Mode is available to everyone in the U.S. in English, with new support for creative writing and coding. Until now it…
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Gemini 3.1 Pro Doubled a Reasoning Score That Contains No Facts About Your Company
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Google released Gemini 3.1 Pro yesterday as a preview. It is rolling out to developers through the Gemini API, to enterprises in Vertex AI and Gemini Enterprise, and…
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Claude’s Free Tier Now Works From Whatever Users Hand It. Your Company May Not Be in the Pile
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 4.6 yesterday, and most of the launch post is about coding and computer use. The part I would pay attention to sits near the…
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Perplexity’s $750 Million Microsoft Deal Is About Who Writes the Answer, Not Where It Runs
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Cloud contracts usually read as procurement news. Perplexity’s agreement with Microsoft, reported by Bloomberg on January 29, deserves a second look from anyone who cares how companies are…
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Nestlé’s CEO Said All Recalls Had Been Announced. Then the Testing Standard Changed
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. In mid-January, Nestlé’s chief executive, Philipp Navratil, published a video about the company’s infant formula recall. He apologized “for the worry and disruption this may have caused,” described…
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Google’s Discover Update Judges Expertise Topic by Topic. A Corporate Blog Has to Earn Each One
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Google released its February 2026 Discover core update today. The announcement calls it “a broad update to our systems that surface articles in Discover,” the feed of articles…
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Alphabet Cut Gemini’s Serving Costs by 78 Percent. Cheaper Answers Mean More of Them About Your Company
This article was AI-generated as part of an experimental historical-content project. The date reflects the period being analyzed rather than the date the article was originally written. Alphabet reported fourth-quarter results today, and the headline is the one Sundar Pichai led with: annual revenue passed $400 billion for the first time. The earnings release puts…