Google's polarizing generative AI summaries that appear at the top of search results are particularly unpopular among publishers. Regulatory intervention in the UK may offer them a way out.

Like recently, “Some 79% of almost 100 top news websites in the UK and US are blocking at least one crawler used for AI ...

Google said it will let websites opt out of generative AI features in Search. Cloudflare's CEO says that's just a start.

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Britain said it wanted Google to change its search services to give businesses and consumers more choice, including allowing publishers to "opt out" of their content being used in its AI Overviews or ...

Google today announced “Chrome auto browse” as a “powerful agentic experience that handles multi-step chores on your behalf.” ...

Google is empowering its Chrome browser with the ability to alter pictures and introducing a side panel for a virtual assistant to help with online tasks as part of its push to turbocharge its of ...

The walkback comes after the UK’s CMA opened a consultation on forcing Google to do just that, having given the company “strategic market status” last year. Ron Eden, Google’s principal for product ...

Britain's competition watchdog says Google should let news sites and content creators opt out of having their content scraped ...

Google says it's exploring new controls that would let websites opt out of AI search features specifically, as the UK CMA opened a regulatory consultation.

Tired of scrolling past Google's ads and "AI Overviews" just to find a simple link, you aren't alone.

You may soon be able to tell Google to not use your content for AI Overviews, AI Mode and other search AI features.