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“AI: The Author's Best Search Tool Ironically, the most compelling response to criticisms of AI does not come from essays or debates but from the actions of the industry giants themselves: the traditional search engines. While some critics cling to these older tools, the engines themselves — recognizing the existential threat and unmatched efficiency of AI — are racing to integrate it, urgently reshaping themselves to align with an AI-driven future.”

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