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Sunday, 24 May 2026

Google has seriously leaned into AI enshittification lately

The Register 5 months ago 16 ● 2 sources

Google announced at I/O that it is expanding AI features in search, including AI Overviews for more queries and a separate AI Mode, while also introducing ads directly into AI-generated results through both in-line sponsored links and conversational discovery ads that recommend products. The company is also adding long-running AI tasks through Gemini Spark and allowing checkout directly within Gemini without visiting retailers' websites. Critics argue these changes trap users on Google's platform, obscure trustworthy sources behind AI summaries and citation chips, inject advertising into ostensibly factual results, and divert web traffic from publishers, representing a deterioration of search quality driven by commercial interests rather than user needs.

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🔮 Exponential View #575: AI’s math breakthrough and its creative limits

Exponential View 5 months ago 27

An OpenAI reasoning model solved an 80-year-old problem in discrete geometry by finding an unexpected connection between discrete geometry and algebraic number theory, two previously isolated mathematical fields. The model identified a non-obvious bridge that human mathematicians validated as both unexpected and novel. This breakthrough suggests AI systems may deliver significant value in research by connecting specialized domains and accelerating the scientific method, such as the multi-agent system Robin completing hypothesis generation through data analysis to identify a drug candidate for macular degeneration treatment.

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