Geoffrey Fowler
Technology Columnist at The Washington Post
Tech Columnist @WashingtonPost. @geoffreyfowler on IG and Threads, @geoffreyfowler.bsky.social on BlueSky and email at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
texarkanagazette.com | Geoffrey Fowler
Googling things is about to get more complicated, thanks to artificial intelligence. A new AI Mode is coming to Google search, the company announced at its I/O conference Tuesday. When should you use it? This guide will help, though be warned Google has made it about as clear as mud. AI Mode responds to your searches with lengthy answers, instead of just links, saving you from having to do a lot of clicking. Like with ChatGPT, you can converse back and forth with AI Mode to go deeper.
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | Geoffrey Fowler
Googling things is about to get more complicated, thanks to artificial intelligence. A new AI Mode is coming to Google search, the company announced at its I/O conference Tuesday. When should you use it? This guide will help, though be warned Google has made it about as clear as mud. AI Mode responds to your searches with lengthy answers, instead of just links, saving you from having to do a lot of clicking. Like with ChatGPT, you can converse back and forth with AI Mode to go deeper.
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2 weeks ago |
publico.pt | Geoffrey Fowler
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Geoffrey Fowler
Search is about to change as Google adds more AI options. Here’s what to watch out for. (washingtonpost.com) Search is about to change as Google adds more AI options. Here’s what to watch out for. By Geoffrey A. Fowler 2025052017450000 Googling things is about to get more complicated, thanks to artificial intelligence. A new AI Mode is coming to Google search, the company announced at its I/O conference Tuesday. When should you use it?
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Geoffrey Fowler
Meta promised parents it would shield teens from harmful content. Tests by young users and our tech columnist dad find it fails spectacularly in important ways.
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Following Amazon’s announcement of Alexa+ this morning and remembering how it announced the same thing back in 2023. And then it didn’t work: https://t.co/9N4TyPA7lW
Here are the dozen eggs ChatGPT's Operator spent $31.43 on without my permission. They weren't even organic! https://t.co/MoZMrkTFVy https://t.co/b9sHUiCcdN
If you work in the federal government, this guide to locking down your communications from @heatherkelly is a must read. https://t.co/QNJLYdpwnP