Google, Apple, OpenAI, and others say the future of search is about answers, not links. A new user experience (UX) study shows just how much this shift is already changing how people use the web—and what it could mean for publishers, platforms, and the entire search ecosystem.<br /> The article Google's AI answers are changing user behavior by sharply reducing clicks to websites appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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