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HowToGeek is worth noting specifically. Its content was predominantly step-by-step how-to guides: "how to take a screenshot on Windows," "how to change your DNS settings," etc. That's exactly the type of query Google's AI Overviews now answer directly in the search results without requiring a click. The site lost 85% of its search traffic.
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“If you’re the one that is going to capture the actions from the meeting and the next steps, and you’re listening and you’re observing that isn’t necessarily a negative,” the L’Oréal exec Stephanie Kramer explained. “You are in the room and you are absorbing how those points are coming to be. You’re developing the skills of inference.”
The cost of migrating a whole team to a custom thing can be expensive and time consuming. I'm definitely talking about this from the perspective of smaller / solo teams. But that said, speaking from experience, I know several middle-sized studios moving to custom engines because they have determined the potential risk of using proprietary engines to be too high, and the migration and learning costs to be worth it. I think using custom stuff for larger teams is easier now than it has been in a long time.