Jack Crivici-Kramer
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7,134 appearances
170 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard today
Jack Crivici-Kramer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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ESPN.com, who would lose you as a website visitor and lose advertising revenue associated with your view because they got upstreamed by AI.
When you search for something on the internet and get the answer without ever clicking a link.
Which is really bad news for any business that depends on internet clicks to make money.
When websites get zero visitors who found you and clicked through from a Google search.
It could be the end of the business model of publishing stuff online, Nick.
And for some publishers, we're already halfway there.
For Reuters in the USA today, they've lost 30% of their Google traffic in the last 12 months.
Devastating losses, and it's actually a double whammy for these publishers.
Because half the traffic that these websites are still getting are bots, according to Cloudflare.
Which leads to this news from the Wall Street Journal.
Online publishers like Reddit, Politico, and the USA Today are considering voluntarily un-Googling themselves.
That would be if these websites shut off access to Google so that their information can't be used in Google's AI summaries.
worth it.
The USA Today CEO said this last week, it's time to take a stand and say enough is enough.
Variety and Rolling Stone, they're suing Google, saying that these AI summaries are stealing their content and giving them to customers for free.
A negotiating tactic.
For $60 million, Google's AI can crawl every banana bread recipe on every subreddit to train their model and summarize them for you if they want in AI summaries.
That could be posturing so they can earn a better deal when they renew this Google licensing deal.
And it wouldn't be just Reddit trying to get more money in these AI licenses.
Google has deals to license content from over 200 publishers.
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