I am currently running a website which is 100% written by AI, publishing about 2 articles every day. It ranks on Google for the keywords I am targeting and the traffic is also increasing (went from 0 to 2000 monthly visit in 6 months).

My content is not mindless however, it is highly specific to R&D folks, coming from annual reports, sustainability filings, and a company's public announcements. It is something not easily found outside but AI is helping me publish things on Scale.

The point is, AI or not AI doesn't really matter if your content fulfils a need, a purpose of your target audience. Google doesn't mind if it brings new value to the table.

This is more of a marketing move than actual negotiation. It's similar to how companies give out first order discounts, or have general coupons for 5% or 10% off.

Just added layer of AI chat to negotiate to engage the users and give a sense of power over the price while there's already a cap at how low the AI can go.

Apart from the obvious misleading way this article is written. I am listing all the links shared in the tweet thread that the article mentioned -

- Manage your activity on Gemini : https://myactivity.google.com/product/gemini

- This page has most answers related to Google Workspace and opting out of different Google apps : https://support.google.com/docs/answer/13447104#:~:text=Turn...

Here are the links shared in the thread. Even these links do not give you direct control over what data can be accessed by Gemini from your account.

- Manage your activity on Gemini - https://myactivity.google.com/product/gemini

- This page has most answers related to Google Workspace and opting out of different Google apps - https://support.google.com/docs/answer/13447104#:~:text=Turn...

I could not find a direct link to Google account settings to control these. If someone else has any other helpful links to better control these settings, please share.

For extra impact. Pick the word from here and add very in front of it.

Very + Cool = Dandy

Use Very dandy for extra impact. XD

There's a similar publication in 3D printing too. It's called Joshua Pearce’s Algorithm[0] which covers all the major parameters and components of 3d printing materials and other factors.

It was built with an intention to invalidate 3D printing patents that cover broad elements and general materials and ideas, on the grounds of obviousness.

[0] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01722...

Hyundai has it's own Robotic labs too. They have plenty of reasons to invest in Boston Dynamics, apart from just car parts.

In addition, Robots manufacturing cars or car parts, improving their own robotic products could be another reason behind this.

I was also facing this issue but I think it was just the early parts of the video. The sound was stereo again after the first clip change.

Could there be an alternate way to measure the rubber wear off from vehicles? By considering the average distance after which a particular Sedan/SUV/Hatchback needs to change tyre, and then comparing the lost weights of old tyres and averaging that?

I'm just wondering if there are any alternate ways to correctly measure this emission.

That data potentially tells them about the health habits of people. How much of the users work out everyday, go for jogs, or bicycle rides, all these numbers can tell help them target specific health products to these people.

This health data is a gold mine for medical and pharma industry as well.